Global crop production has been severely impacted by tomato plant diseases, which hinder optimal yields. Efficiently curbing the spread of these diseases and minimizing their detrimental effects requires early detection. Recent advancements in deep learning algorithms have demonstrated promising outcomes in the research related to plant disease identification. This research paper presents a novel deep learning technique tailored specifically for detecting illnesses in tomato plants. By leveraging convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and training them on a comprehensive dataset of tomato plant photos, the proposed model effectively distinguishes between healthy and unhealthy plants. The results obtained from extensive experiments conclusively demonstrate the remarkable accuracy of this approach in diagnosing a wide range of tomato plant disorders. Furthermore, the suggested method holds significant potential to work as a real-time monitoring system for timely tomato plant disease diagnosis, thereby mitigating the prevalence of such diseases and promoting healthier crop production.

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Detection of Tomato Plant Disease Using Convolutional Neural Networks

  • Dhaval Bhoi,
  • Ranjit Odedra,
  • Priya Makadia,
  • Nikita Bhatt,
  • Amit Thakkar

摘要

Global crop production has been severely impacted by tomato plant diseases, which hinder optimal yields. Efficiently curbing the spread of these diseases and minimizing their detrimental effects requires early detection. Recent advancements in deep learning algorithms have demonstrated promising outcomes in the research related to plant disease identification. This research paper presents a novel deep learning technique tailored specifically for detecting illnesses in tomato plants. By leveraging convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and training them on a comprehensive dataset of tomato plant photos, the proposed model effectively distinguishes between healthy and unhealthy plants. The results obtained from extensive experiments conclusively demonstrate the remarkable accuracy of this approach in diagnosing a wide range of tomato plant disorders. Furthermore, the suggested method holds significant potential to work as a real-time monitoring system for timely tomato plant disease diagnosis, thereby mitigating the prevalence of such diseases and promoting healthier crop production.