Abstract

This study aims to classify tomato plant diseases through leaf imagery using the Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) method. Tomatoes are a major commodity in the agricultural industry that are susceptible to various diseases, such as root rot and leaf blight, which can damage crop yields and farmers' economies. Disease classification has traditionally been often inefficient and inaccurate. Therefore, the CNN method is applied in this study to identify tomato leaf disease effectively. The dataset used consisted of 4000 images of tomato leaves divided into four categories: bacterial spot, early blight, healthy, and late blight. The results showed that the developed CNN model had an accuracy of 88% on training and validation data. This model is also able to classify diseases with a good level of accuracy in the test data, namely bacterial spot (90%), early blight (100%), healthy (70%), and late blight (80%). This study proves that the CNN method is effective in classifying diseases in tomato leaves, so that it can be used as an accurate diagnostic tool for farmers.

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