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Generative AI-driven hybrid data augmentation for robust tomato leaf disease classification in low-data regimes

Sep 2026 · Multimedia tools and applications · Vol 85 · 0 citations · 32 references

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Findings indicate that Combined Data Augmentation (CDA) provides its most decisive benefit under the from-scratch configuration, rescuing the model from training collapse on both datasets.

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