Spice Vision: Deep Learning Enhanced Spice Classification System

Spices are admired for their distinctive flavors, fragrances, and health advantages. They are an essential part of industrial uses, medical procedures, and culinary customs. The automatic classification of 15 different varieties of Indian spices which are essential to both Indian food and traditional medicine is the main subject of this study. To guarantee quality and consistency, these spices underwent a thorough data preparation procedure after being painstakingly gathered. Then, Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) models were trained and tested using the preprocessed dataset. As a family of deep learning algorithms, CNNs are particularly good at classifying images because they extract hierarchical characteristics directly from the input. The study highlights the possibility for automated systems to precisely detect and classify distinct spices based on their visual properties and investigates the efficacy of various CNN architectures for spice classification. Gathering and preprocessing photos of the spices was part of the model creation procedure. Based on how well these models classified the test images, their performance was assessed. The accompanying picture illustrates the findings, which demonstrate the different degrees of accuracy attained by each model.

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2024-09-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/nkcon62728.2024.10775050
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Identification and Quantification in Food
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Abstract

Spices are admired for their distinctive flavors, fragrances, and health advantages. They are an essential part of industrial uses, medical procedures, and culinary customs. The automatic classification of 15 different varieties of Indian spices which are essential to both Indian food and traditional medicine is the main subject of this study. To guarantee quality and consistency, these spices underwent a thorough data preparation procedure after being painstakingly gathered. Then, Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) models were trained and tested using the preprocessed dataset. As a family of deep learning algorithms, CNNs are particularly good at classifying images because they extract hierarchical characteristics directly from the input. The study highlights the possibility for automated systems to precisely detect and classify distinct spices based on their visual properties and investigates the efficacy of various CNN architectures for spice classification. Gathering and preprocessing photos of the spices was part of the model creation procedure. Based on how well these models classified the test images, their performance was assessed. The accompanying picture illustrates the findings, which demonstrate the different degrees of accuracy attained by each model.

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