Grapevine Leaf Disease Classification Using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks

The existence of numerous diseases that afflict the fragile and lush leaves of grapevines, bringing with them their destructive impact, presents a looming and formidable danger to the meticulous and intricate art of cultivating grapes. This peril not only puts at risk the bountiful harvest but also endangers the unmatched brilliance and refinement of the resulting crop. In the present study, we employ cutting-edge Deep Convolutional Neural Networks (DCNNs) to present a fresh and innovative approach to identifying disorders that affect grapevine leaves. Our methodology involves the finetuning of pre-existing DCNN models, utilizing a tailor-made dataset composed of a wide array of images showcasing grapevine leaves affected by various diseases. This approach facilitates precise classification and reliable generalization. The far-reaching consequences of this investigation extend far beyond the mere advancement of grapevine disease detection. It lays the groundwork for a comprehensive system that might dramatically revolutionize the method by which we monitor illnesses in vineyards. This has the opportunity to not only transform the world of viticulture but also open the door to more environmentally friendly approaches that will eventually lead us to a more affluent and ecologically conscious future.

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2024-08-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ibdap62940.2024.10689684
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Grapevine Leaf Disease Classification Using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks

M. Sarwar Jahan, Md Al-Imran, Sanjida Simla, Sajid Faysal Fahim, Fatin Hasnat Shakib, Tokiuddin Ahmed
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Abstract

The existence of numerous diseases that afflict the fragile and lush leaves of grapevines, bringing with them their destructive impact, presents a looming and formidable danger to the meticulous and intricate art of cultivating grapes. This peril not only puts at risk the bountiful harvest but also endangers the unmatched brilliance and refinement of the resulting crop. In the present study, we employ cutting-edge Deep Convolutional Neural Networks (DCNNs) to present a fresh and innovative approach to identifying disorders that affect grapevine leaves. Our methodology involves the finetuning of pre-existing DCNN models, utilizing a tailor-made dataset composed of a wide array of images showcasing grapevine leaves affected by various diseases. This approach facilitates precise classification and reliable generalization. The far-reaching consequences of this investigation extend far beyond the mere advancement of grapevine disease detection. It lays the groundwork for a comprehensive system that might dramatically revolutionize the method by which we monitor illnesses in vineyards. This has the opportunity to not only transform the world of viticulture but also open the door to more environmentally friendly approaches that will eventually lead us to a more affluent and ecologically conscious future.

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