2019
DOI: 10.35940/ijeat.a1029.109119
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Automatic Detection and Classification of Nutrients Deficiency in Fruit Based on Automated Machine Learning

Yogesh*,
Ashwani Kumar Dubey,
Rajeev Ratan

Abstract: Machine learning-based classification and detection of surface defect of fruit involve manual feature identification and selection from input datasets. Deep learning discovers the useful features from the input data. This approach simplifies the training of the neural network and makes them faster. The selection of useful patterns from the fruit features results in better accuracy. The number of layers represents the depth of the model. Neural network provides learning to the model. As the dataset contains man… Show more

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“…The statistical and Grey Level Co-occurrence Matrix features were extracted from the images. Yogesh et al, [16] introduced three primary steps such as model building, model testing, and model con guration. The apple and mangosteen fruits were analyzed using the CNN algorithm.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The statistical and Grey Level Co-occurrence Matrix features were extracted from the images. Yogesh et al, [16] introduced three primary steps such as model building, model testing, and model con guration. The apple and mangosteen fruits were analyzed using the CNN algorithm.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%