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MobileNetV3 for Mango Leaf Disease Detection:An efficient Deep Learning Approach for Precision Agriculture | IEEE Conference Publication | IEEE Xplore

MobileNetV3 for Mango Leaf Disease Detection:An efficient Deep Learning Approach for Precision Agriculture


Abstract:

India, renowned for its vast agricultural landscape, especially in mango cultivation, faces substantial challenges with leaf diseases that significantly affect mango yiel...Show More

Abstract:

India, renowned for its vast agricultural landscape, especially in mango cultivation, faces substantial challenges with leaf diseases that significantly affect mango yield and quality. These issues pose economic challenges for the agricultural sector. The task of accurately diagnosing these diseases is complex and time-intensive. Addressing this, our study leverages advanced machine learning techniques and high-processing computational resources. We utilize the publicly available MangoLeafBD(MBD) dataset, which contains 4000 high-resolution images of mango leaves, sourced from diverse orchards in Bangladesh using mobile phone cameras. This dataset, with its meticulously edited images, is crucial for effectively training machine learning models. Using the MobileNetV3(MV3) architecture, known for its enhanced accuracy and efficiency, we have developed a mobile application for real-time mango leaf disease diagnosis. This application, integrating Android's Camerax API, facilitates immediate, on-site disease detection. The retraining of MV3 on the MBD dataset has achieved an impressive accuracy of 98%, demonstrating its potential in agricultural technology. This advancement not only contributes significantly to plant pathology but also offers a practical solution for farmers, enhancing disease management and promoting sustainable agricultural practices.
Date of Conference: 24-26 May 2024
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 26 July 2024
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Conference Location: Belgaum, India
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I. Introduction

India holds a preeminent position as the world's leading mango producer, contributing to approximately 40% of the global mango output. Despite this, the sector grapples with significant challenges, particularly pests and diseases, which are estimated to cause a 30-40% reduction in agricultural productivity. This not only jeopardizes India's agricultural output but also poses risks to the stability and sustainability of the agricultural sector as a whole.

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