A lightweight cross-modal apple disease recognition (CM-ADR) approach that co-integrates visual and textual representations for the fine-grained classification of apple leaf diseases and proves that semantically guided textual descriptions greatly help fine-grained disease identification and improve model explainability.
The proposed framework provides an accurate and explainable approach for rice leaf disease diagnosis in smart agriculture applications and effectively integrates global semantic information with local disease-specific features for improved classification performance.
Mohamed N. Rahaman, A. al Mamun, Md. Kamal Hossen et al.· Computers· 0 citations
Automated grape leaf disease detection is essential for precision agriculture, enabling early diagnosis and effective disease management. This paper presents a novel deep learning-based framework to enhance the accuracy and robustness of grape disease detection by integrating advanced image pre-processing, segmentation...
Shwetha B V· Journal of Intelligent Decis...· 0 citations
A hybrid framework integrating a Convolutional Neural Network with a Large Language Model to perform image-based plant leaf disease classification accompanied by interpretable diagnostic explanations demonstrated that combining high-performance visual recognition with language-based reasoning enhanced both diagnostic r...
Frenky Riski Gilang Pratama, S. Surono, A. Thobirin· International Journal of Adv...· 0 citations
A unique, computationally efficient triple-feature block network capable of highly accurate plant disease classification across diverse species and complex imaging environments is proposed.
A. Elkholy, N. Elshennawy, Ahmed M. Gab Allah· Journal of King Saud Univers...· 0 citations
AgriFusionNet is discussed, a context-aware multimodal deep learning framework that integrates leaf images, textual symptom descriptions, and environmental data for robust plant disease classification and facilitates the co-learning of visual, semantic, and contextual environmental representations.
V. C., Nischith N Shetty, M. Ramaiah et al.· Frontiers in Fungal Biology· 0 citations
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