BIO VISION
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The Problem
In India, we lose over $11 Billion worth of crop every year due to diseases
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Parameters Required for Health Monitoring
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Deep – Learning Model
Model Objective:
Detect and classify plant diseases using deep learning to aid farmers and gardeners in early detection and management.
Model Architecture:
Detect and classify plant diseases using deep learning to aid farmers and gardeners in early detection and management.
- Convolutional Layers: Extract features from input images.
- Max-Pooling Layers: Reduce the spatial dimensions of the feature maps.
- Flatten Layer: Convert 2D matrices to a 1D vector.
- Dense Layers: Perform classification based on extracted features.
- ReLU for intermediate layers to introduce non-linearity.
- Softmax for the output layer to provide probability distributions across classes.
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Deep – Learning Model Output
The confusion matrix is a performance measurement tool for the classification model. It provides a comprehensive overview of how well the model is performing in distinguishing between different classes.
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Input
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Output
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Feasibility
- Farmers can use the system with minimal technical knowledge, as the interface is designed to be user-friendly.
- Although the initial cost of the system is high, the system in the long term pays for itself through improved productivity and reduced losses within a few growing seasons.
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- The solution can be scaled to farms of various sizes and types, making it versatile and adaptable to different agricultural environments in terms of scalability.
- The system promotes sustainable farming practices by reducing the reliance on chemical treatments in the sustainability aspect.
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INCREASE THE DATASET SIZE
Increases the amount of data for the model to use would increase the accuracy of each prediction as it simply learns more with each datapoint.
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IMPROVE THE PROTOTYPE DESIGN TO BE PRODUCT-MARKET FIT
Making the design more friendly to the needs of the use case is imperative, especially functionality such as being able to be used in different kinds of terrains.
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TO MAKE IT FULLY AUTONOMOUS
Making it fully autonomous is very important in its mission and complete functionality.