Internet of Thing and Machine Learning Approach For Agricultural Application A Review
Internet of Thing and Machine Learning Approach For Agricultural Application A Review
Kamlesh Kalbande
Pranita Kolhe Atul Deshmukh
Assistant Professor
PG Scholar Electronics and Telecommunication
Assistant Professor
Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Electronics and Telecommunication
Engineering G H Raisoni College of Engineering Engineering
G H Raisoni College of Engineering Nagpur-440016, India G H Raisoni College of Engineering
Nagpur-440016, India [email protected] Nagpur-440016, India
[email protected] [email protected]
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Abstract— Plants provide a significant portion of the global food producer of pulses, rice, wheat, spices, and spice products in
supply. Plant infections are a factor in productivity loss, although the market. The quality of the things that farmers produce
they can be avoided with constant observation. Plant illness determines their economic expansion, which has an impact on
detection by hand is time-consuming and a mistake. Earlier the farmer's ecology.
diagnosis of fungal pathogens with computer vision and artificial The adoption of an automatic disease detection
intelligence (AI) can assist decrease illness severity and
technique is useful for detecting a plant illness at its earliest
overcoming the limitations of continuous human observation.
There have been significant advances in the creation of plant stage. The quality of the things that farmers produce
illness identification, and classifying systems based on “Machine determines their economic expansion, which has an impact on
Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL)” models, with a sample the farmer's ecology. As a result, computer approaches must
of assessment of several plant leaf illness classification techniques be developed to enable early diagnosis, and categorization
displayed with tables. In this article, we conduct a comprehensive utilizing leaves pictures automated, and time-consuming.
literature review on the applications of state-of-the-art Given the difficulties, plant illness identification is still a hot
Machine, and Deep Learning techniques for plant disease topic of study. Over the years, a variety of ways have been
categorization, including Support Vector Machine, Convolutional offered. Diseases in crops are fairly common as a result of
Neural Network, K-Nearest Neighbor, Naive Bayes, and other
changing climatic and environmental circumstances.
prevalent Machine learning algorithms, as well as AlexNet,
GoogleNet, VGGNet, and other prevalent Deep learning Infections wreak havoc on agricultural development and
techniques. Every algorithm can be defined by the processing productivity, and they're notoriously tough to eradicate. It is
techniques used, such as image segmentation and extraction and vital to have effective disease detection and treatment
classification, as well as the standardized experimental-setup activities to prevent them in time to order to assure good
metrics used, such as the total number of training/testing datasets quality and high productivity. There are many various kinds of
used, the number of diseases considered, the category of crops in India, and they can all be damaged by diseases that
classification model used, and the classifier performance. harm the leaves, stems, and fruits. Fungi, bacteria, and viruses
produce leaf illnesses, which are the early signs.
Keywords—Machine Learning (ML), IoT, Greenhouse, Plant
diseases, Convolution neural network(CNN). II. PLANT DISEASE CATEGORIZATION
CLASSIFICATION PRACTICE
I. INTRODUCTION
Traditional systems technique for disease detection and
differentiation in plants may be achieved using deep learning
Agricultural production is a significant part of the Indian with CNN and ALDD (orange Leaf Disease dataset) for real-
economy. The Indian agriculture sector approximately half of time detection of apple leaf diseases using deep learning
the country's workforce is employed by it. India is the greatest approach based on upgraded convolution neural networks,
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which has got an accuracy of 78.80% & 23.13FPS. Another techniques & implemented with an leaves were taken in a
approach is Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithms [2] pattern recognition SVM classifier which controlled
like LSVM, QSVM, CKNN, ESD (Ensemble Subspace [4]. gives a 90% atmosphere.
Discriminative) are used the approach was used to classify identification rate
grape leaf illnesses, as well as the efficiency, ranging from 90
BRBFNN Received high Worked only on
percent to 92 percent depending on the type and stage of the (Bacterial Foraging accuracy in identified fungal diseases, not
disease. A clustering strategy was performed with K-means optimization are fungal diseases like on bacteria/viruses
and focused on leaf pictures and employed CNNs as a method common rust, cedar
based on radial
for computerized identification and classification of plant apple rust, late blight,
basis function leaf curl, leaf spot,
diseases. There were ten secret layers in CNN. The number of Neural n/W) is early blight, etc.
results was six, which corresponded to the number of classes used for Vpc- 0.8621/0.8307
representing five disorders and a healthy leaf. identification & Vpe- 0.1118/ 0.1527
The article highlights the several Machine Learning and Classification [5].
Deep Learning techniques utilized in the construction of the
plant disease classification system, as well as the results and Plant disease Corn leaf samples are Overfitting problem
recognition is used. appears for random
limitations for various plant leaf diseases. Table 1 shows the applied to plant Achieved Accuracy: noise or errors
related previous research work of plant leaf disease detection. pathology using 76% for original
It is concluded based on the literature survey carried out on Deep Learning with images
that machine learning technique uses machine learning and CNN & 79% for background
GoogLeNet [6]. removed images
deep learning techniques suffers from slow convergence
problem. All these modifications are made to improve the
Nutrient detection, Nutritious To eliminate
convergence rate and generalization ability of machine
quantification & deficiencies in plants, inaccurate labels, the
learning. classification using plant color & annotating process
digital images & morphology can be must be enhanced.
Table 1: Summary of Related Work ML [7]. detected.
Image processing GA-CFS is Images of apple Unsupervised Tea leaf disease This model is
(anthracnose) is
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classification & detected. unstable for different (Speech-toText), for added security. sciences.
adaptive 2D Accuracy: leaves GUI (Graphical
thresholding is Pixel level- 94% User Interface)
Leaf level-98%
developed for (Graphic User
hyper spectralngg Interface) [19].
imaging [12].
Data Analytic, App for real-time It can only be
SVM is used along VGG16 DL model is Identification Prediction, Smart temperature and detected and is
with C-DCGAN used which gives accuracy of images is farming[20]. humidity display and unrelated to the
(Conditional deep identification affected with monitoring. temperature changes
convolution accuracy of 90% VGG16. that trigger the alert.
generative
adversarial n/w)
[13].
Unsupervised deep Weed (grass) & Only when the cluster III. CHALLENGES
clustering broadleaf labeling has considerably
algorithm & image with 87% of more items of a
clustering [14]. accuracy. specific class can it • Quality of plant leaves images.
be labeled.
• Needs a large amount of data set for Training &
CNN [15] DL n/w with 5 stages The stochastic Testing.
is designed which approach is used not
gives a recognition focused on leaf • Acquired images may affect by background data and
rate of 93.09% diseases. noises.
NodeMCU Module Traditional pesticide It covers big area • Identification of the exact diseased spot in a leaf is
offers a variety of sprayers relay on
pesticide sprayers human effort to difficult.
[16]. operate.
• Depending on environmental conditions; the colour
The suggested As a result, the Its occupy more size & texture of the leaf may vary.
system also intended system electricity for cloud-
includes implementation was hosted database • Regular observation is needed for a particular
NodeMCU, a 4- tested, with relay category of plants leaf.
channel relay switching as an
module, and the output from
Blynk android instructions supplied
application. [17]. via the control unit's
IV. PROPOSED METHODOLOGY
built-in IoT cloud
interface.
After studying the journal paper, our discovery came
Data Science, Accuracy of Machine As a result, across different researches used for plant leaf disease
Machine Learning Learning Algorithms environmental and detection. Each methodology has its benefits. Major
(ML), Machine (100 percent ) 94.87 genetic factors rise in techniques are briefed in the following section.
Learning percent for Decision importance with
Algorithms, Tree, 89.00 percent time..
Parkinson's Disease for Logistic
(PD), Data-set, and Regression, 87.17
Accuracy of percent for K-Nearest
Algorithms [18]. Neighbors, and 82.05
percent for Support
Vector Machine.
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