A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL FOR TEA LEAF PRICE PREDICTION BASED ON QUALITY FACTORS USING HYBRID MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES

This document reflects the effort made to calculate and identify the grade of the tea leaves based on the assessment of the leaves' size and color. The leaves were classified based on their severity with the help of HSV. The leaves were further classified using the k prototypes clustering once their length and width were established. The leaves were then further categorized in line with that. Light, medium, and dark are the three-color categories into which it belongs. The leaves were further sorted according to their quality so that the farmer could sell the produce at a better price. With the machine learning method for the categorization part, we were able to show its values. All of the healthy leaves were considered in a different dataset, and the images were obtained using the feature selection method. The length and width of each individual leaf, along with its color and shape, were then measured using those leaves. We were able to differentiate between the various leaf grades based on the findings. The healthy leaves were separated from the diseased leaves using the textual features. Additionally, we were able to use the other criteria to obtain higher-grade leaves.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-31
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17500964
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A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL FOR TEA LEAF PRICE PREDICTION BASED ON QUALITY FACTORS USING HYBRID MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Smart Agriculture and AI
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A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL FOR TEA LEAF PRICE PREDICTION BASED ON QUALITY FACTORS USING HYBRID MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES

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Abstract

This document reflects the effort made to calculate and identify the grade of the tea leaves based on the assessment of the leaves' size and color. The leaves were classified based on their severity with the help of HSV. The leaves were further classified using the k prototypes clustering once their length and width were established. The leaves were then further categorized in line with that. Light, medium, and dark are the three-color categories into which it belongs. The leaves were further sorted according to their quality so that the farmer could sell the produce at a better price. With the machine learning method for the categorization part, we were able to show its values. All of the healthy leaves were considered in a different dataset, and the images were obtained using the feature selection method. The length and width of each individual leaf, along with its color and shape, were then measured using those leaves. We were able to differentiate between the various leaf grades based on the findings. The healthy leaves were separated from the diseased leaves using the textual features. Additionally, we were able to use the other criteria to obtain higher-grade leaves.

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