Jul 2026· International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology· 0 citations
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This work introduces a deployable artificial intelligence system for automatic mango leaf disease recognition using deep transfer learning integrated with an interactive analytics dashboard and indicates that transfer learning can be trained efficiently and has a good predictive power.
Abstract
Timely detection of plant diseases is critical for sustaining agricultural production and reducing economic loss. Mango
crops are prone to several leaf infections that are difficult to diagnose without expert supervision. This work introduces a
deployable artificial intelligence system for automatic mango leaf disease recognition using deep transfer learning integrated
with an interactive analytics dashboard. A pretrained ResNet50 convolutional neural network is used as a feature extractor,
followed by customized fully connected layers for multi-class classification. The trained model is integrated into a web-based
interface using Streamlit, so users canupload images, obtainpredictions immediately, and view confidence-based analysis. The
proposed framework supports 8 disease categories. The proposed framework outputs interpretable results such as severity
estimation and probability distribution visualization. The experiment results indicate that transfer learning can be trained
efficiently and has a good predictive power. It provides a practical way to integrate deep learning solutions to precision
agriculture environments.
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