Abstract
In this paper, we proposed a machine learning and computer vision-based automated apple disease detection and recognition system based on leaf symptoms. The proposed method is composed of three parts: diseased region segmentation, feature extraction, and classification. We have segmented the infected portion of the leaf using L*a*b* space-based color segmentation method. Here, average color markers in a*b* space and the nearest neighbor method have been used for classifying each pixel into either healthy, infected, or background regions. We have extracted two types of features: one is the proposed DWT feature and another is L*a*b* space-based color histogram features. Horizontal feature fusion is performed to create the final feature vector. The feature vectors have been classified using several classifiers keeping Random Forrest as the base classifier. In this paper, the experiment is made on Plant Village dataset, where image of Apple Scab, Black Rot, and Cedar Apple Rust disease are taken for both training and testing our model. The fusion of proposed DWT and color histogram features is a novel approach in detecting and recognizing apple leaf disease, which got an accuracy of 98.63%.
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