Deep Learning based Disease Detection from Potato Leaf Images

This study aims to detect diseases from potato images using deep learning methods. In the study, a large and comprehensive image dataset of healthy and various potato diseases was used. Models were developed to detect potato diseases using different Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) architectures and hybrid models. The developed models were trained using different parameters and datasets and evaluated using metrics such as accuracy and precision. Common diseases seen in potato plants (late blight, early blight) were detected and the performance of the models was increased using image preprocessing techniques. This study aims to show that deep learning methods can be used effectively in the detection of potato diseases and to contribute to previous studies in this field. In the study, images were tested with four different ResNet models and evaluated with various performance metrics. It is thought that the findings obtained can provide important information for disease management and productivity increase in potato cultivation. Disease detection from images with artificial intelligence can lead to innovations in the field of agriculture and can also contribute to machine-human interaction. Our work highlights the success and importance of ResNet deep learning models in the field of image extraction.

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Balkan Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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2025-03-30
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https://doi.org/10.17694/bajece.1649068
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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Deep Learning based Disease Detection from Potato Leaf Images

Kenan Almas, Abdulkerim Öztekin
Balkan Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Smart Agriculture and AI
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Deep Learning based Disease Detection from Potato Leaf Images

Kenan Almas, Abdulkerim Öztekin
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This study aims to detect diseases from potato images using deep learning methods. In the study, a large and comprehensive image dataset of healthy and various potato diseases was used. Models were developed to detect potato diseases using different Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) architectures and hybrid models. The developed models were trained using different parameters and datasets and evaluated using metrics such as accuracy and precision. Common diseases seen in potato plants (late blight, early blight) were detected and the performance of the models was increased using image preprocessing techniques. This study aims to show that deep learning methods can be used effectively in the detection of potato diseases and to contribute to previous studies in this field. In the study, images were tested with four different ResNet models and evaluated with various performance metrics. It is thought that the findings obtained can provide important information for disease management and productivity increase in potato cultivation. Disease detection from images with artificial intelligence can lead to innovations in the field of agriculture and can also contribute to machine-human interaction. Our work highlights the success and importance of ResNet deep learning models in the field of image extraction.

Balkan Journal of Electrical and Computer EngineeringVol. 13(1)
Batman University (TR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 96%
Smart Agriculture and AI
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