Deconvolution guided semi-supervised plant leaf disease identification and segmentation method

A disease identification and plant leaf technology, which is applied in the field of semi-supervised plant leaf disease identification and segmentation, and can solve the problems of manual intervention, difficulty in determining the types of disease spots, and easy overfitting.

Pending Publication Date: 2020-12-04
NANJING AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY
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One is to use artificially designed plant disease feature extraction methods, and use machine learning methods to classify the extracted features. This method generally needs to segment disease spots or leaves first, which increases the workload in the early stage, and needs to be targeted every time. Design feature extraction methods for different disease combinations, lack of robustness, and it is difficult to distinguish similar diseases
The second method is to use deep convolutional neural networks to automatically extract disease features for classification, but these end-to-end classifiers require a large amount of labeled data, and the feature learning process of convolutional neural networks is opaque and easy to overfit. Learning useless features will interfere with disease ide

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[0135] The present embodiment adopts PlantVillage plant leaf disease public data set to test the method of the present invention, and the results are as follows:

[0136] We used 18,160 images of 10 kinds of tomato leaf diseases in the dataset, including 200 labeled samples in the training dataset, 12,516 unlabeled samples, a total of 12,716 images, and 5,444 images in the test dataset. . Healthy leaves do not need to be labeled with disease spots, so from the labeled samples of 9 types of diseases, a total of 45 samples of 5 samples per class were selected to train the segmentation model, and 25 samples of a total of 225 samples of each class were selected in the test set to evaluate the segmentation accuracy.

[0137] The operations of reducing the brightness and adding fruit occlusion are performed on the test data set respectively to simulate the possible interference that may occur in the actual shooting scene.

[0138] To evaluate the classification performance of this ...

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The invention provides a deconvolution-guided semi-supervised plant leaf disease identification and segmentation method, which uses a small amount of disease category labels and disease spot pixel-level labels to achieve disease category identification and disease spot region segmentation through deconvolution. According to the method, a category prediction label of an unmarked sample is generatedthrough a consistency regularization and entropy minimization method; image mixing is carried out on the marked sample and the unmarked sample, and semi-supervised disease classification is carried out by utilizing the newly generated image; and up-sampling is performed on the category information, and semi-supervised scab segmentation is performed by using a small number of pixel-level marks. Inthe process of model training, model parameters are updated by using exponential weighted average, so that the model is more robust in test data. The method is suitable for identifying and segmentingplant leaf diseases with insufficient label samples, integration of identification and segmentation is achieved, the model has high generalization capacity in leaf images with insufficient light andforeign matter shielding, and the identification and segmentation speed can meet the real-time requirement.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of plant disease detection, in particular to a semi-supervised plant leaf disease identification and segmentation method guided by deconvolution. Background technique [0002] Diseases are one of the main reasons affecting the growth of crops. Timely analysis of the characteristics of crop disease spots can help to quickly give corresponding disease prevention guidance and suggestions to eliminate disease alarms. At present, there are mainly two types of methods for classification of plant diseases. One is to use the artificially designed plant disease feature extraction method, and use the machine learning method to classify the extracted features. This method generally needs to segment the diseased spots or diseased leaves first, which increases the workload in the early stage, and it is necessary to target each time. Different disease combination design feature extraction methods lack robustness, and it is difficu...

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IPC IPC(8): G06K9/00G06K9/34G06K9/62G06N3/04G06N3/08
CPCG06N3/084G06V20/188G06V10/267G06N3/045G06F18/2415G06F18/214
Inventor 任守纲贾馥玮顾兴健徐焕良李庆铁王浩云袁培森
Owner NANJING AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY
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