A Study on Image Recognition of Chinese Herbal Medicine Based on Probabilistic Convolution Voting Model

This study investigates the application of deep learning in the field of Chinese herbal medicine (CHM) image recognition, proposing a novel multi-model ensemble approach called the Probabilistic Convolution Voting Model (PCVM) to address the limitations of current single-model systems. Traditional C

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.4108/eai.21-11-2024.2354590
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies
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A Study on Image Recognition of Chinese Herbal Medicine Based on Probabilistic Convolution Voting Model

Ziting Gao, Yiheng Yan
Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies
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A Study on Image Recognition of Chinese Herbal Medicine Based on Probabilistic Convolution Voting Model

Ziting Gao, Yiheng Yan
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This study investigates the application of deep learning in the field of Chinese herbal medicine (CHM) image recognition, proposing a novel multi-model ensemble approach called the Probabilistic Convolution Voting Model (PCVM) to address the limitations of current single-model systems. Traditional C

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