Employing Visiοn Transfοrmеrs for High-Prеcisiοn Sugarcanе Disеasе Classificatiοn: A Dееp Lеarning Pеrspеctiνе

This research is realizing my long-term dream, dedicated to my following farmers. By accurately identifying plant diseases, ‎the main goal of this study is to assist farmers in increasing their agricultural yield. To do this, we collected a dataset of 2,521 images, which we categorized into five distinct types of plant diseases: Cеrcÿspÿra Lеaf Spÿt (462 images), Hеlminthοspοrium ‎Lеaf Disеase (522 images), Rust (514 images), Red Dοt (518 images), and Yellow Leaf Disease (50 images). We used Visiÿn ‎Transforms (Vits) as a novel approach to plant disease detection in this investigation. By leveraging the power of VITs, this research ‎seeks to improve the precision and effectiveness of disease diagnosis, providing farmers with an advanced technical tool for early ‎disease diagnosis. The experimental results showed that Vits were effective in differentiating between a variety of plant diseases, ‎with an overall classification accuracy of 96.45%. This work is ultimately intended to provide farmers with AI-driven solutions that ‎improve agricultural productivity and sustainability. The results of this study contribute to the advancement of precision in agriculture, assisting farmers in making informed decisions and reducing costs through timely intervention‎.

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International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences
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2025-05-10
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https://doi.org/10.14419/vtq3sv07
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1
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Sugarcane Cultivation and Processing
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Employing Visiοn Transfοrmеrs for High-Prеcisiοn Sugarcanе Disеasе Classificatiοn: A Dееp Lеarning Pеrspеctiνе

A. S. Arunachalam, T Angamuthu
1 citations
International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences
Sugarcane Cultivation and Processing
1.75
article

Employing Visiοn Transfοrmеrs for High-Prеcisiοn Sugarcanе Disеasе Classificatiοn: A Dееp Lеarning Pеrspеctiνе

A. S. Arunachalam, T Angamuthu
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Abstract

This research is realizing my long-term dream, dedicated to my following farmers. By accurately identifying plant diseases, ‎the main goal of this study is to assist farmers in increasing their agricultural yield. To do this, we collected a dataset of 2,521 images, which we categorized into five distinct types of plant diseases: Cеrcÿspÿra Lеaf Spÿt (462 images), Hеlminthοspοrium ‎Lеaf Disеase (522 images), Rust (514 images), Red Dοt (518 images), and Yellow Leaf Disease (50 images). We used Visiÿn ‎Transforms (Vits) as a novel approach to plant disease detection in this investigation. By leveraging the power of VITs, this research ‎seeks to improve the precision and effectiveness of disease diagnosis, providing farmers with an advanced technical tool for early ‎disease diagnosis. The experimental results showed that Vits were effective in differentiating between a variety of plant diseases, ‎with an overall classification accuracy of 96.45%. This work is ultimately intended to provide farmers with AI-driven solutions that ‎improve agricultural productivity and sustainability. The results of this study contribute to the advancement of precision in agriculture, assisting farmers in making informed decisions and reducing costs through timely intervention‎.

International Journal of Basic and Applied SciencesVol. 14(1)
Government of Tamil Nadu (IN), Department of Public (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 15%
Sugarcane Cultivation and Processing
1.75
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Employing Visiοn Transfοrmеrs for High-Prеcisiοn Sugarcanе Disеasе Classificatiοn: A Dееp Lеarning Pеrspеctiνе — A. S. Arunachalam, T Angamuthu · International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS