Deep learning detection based on agricultural application:Maize seedlings

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This paper presents an improved model for a field robot platform aimed at automatically extracting image features and quickly and accurately detectingmaize seedlings during different growth stages under complex field operation environments, with the goal of preparing for intelligent inter-tillage. ...learn more

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Artificial Intelligence

Intel Technologies
Movidius NCS

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This paper presents an improved Faster RCNN model for a field robot platform(FRP) aimed at automatically extracting image features and quickly and accurately detecting maize seedlings during different growth stages under complex field operation environments, with the goal of preparing for intelligent inter-tillage in maize fields.A FRP with five industrial USB cameras for data collection was used to capture a large number of sample images. The shooting angle range of the industrial USB cameras is 0-90°. The photographs were used to create an image database containing twenty thousand images of soil, maize and weeds. Ten selected pretrained networks were used to replace the network of the CNN feature computing component of the classic Faster RCNN.A Faster RCNN with VGG19 processed by the pretrained networks method is proposed. The Faster RCNN algorithm used in this work represents a deep learning architecture that distinguishes maize seedlings and weeds under three field conditions: Fullcycle, Multiweather and Multiangle.This work achieved greater than 97.71% precision in the detection of maize seedlings with respect to soil and weeds. The precision rate of sixleaf to sevenleaf maize seedlings was 2.74% lower than that of the total test set. The precision rate under sunny conditions was 1.97% lower than that of the total test set. The precision rate of an angle shot of 0 was0.95% lower than that of the total test set. The proposed model has significant potential for autonomous weed and maize classifcation under actual operating conditions.

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