The acquisition of traditional wheat ear phenotypic parameters is labour intensive and subjective, and some trait parameters are difficult to measure, which greatly limits the progress of wheat ear research. To obtain the phenotypic parameters of wheat ears in batches at a low cost, this paper proposed a convenient and accurate method for extracting phenotypic parameters of wheat ears. First, three improvement directions were proposed based on the Mask Region-Convolutional Neural Network (Mask-RCNN) model. 1) To extract the multiscale features of wheat ears, a hierarchical residual link was constructed in a single residual block of the backbone network ResNet101 to obtain information on different sizes of receptive fields. 2) The feature pyramid network (FPN) was improved to increase the recognition accuracy of wheat ear edges through multiple two-way information flow sampling. 3) The mask evaluation mechanism was improved, specific network blocks were used to learn and predict the quality of the mask, and the detection of wheat ears and grains was performed by precise segmentation; an automatic extraction algorithm was designed for wheat ear phenotypic parameters based on the segmentation results to extract 22 phenotypic parameters. The experiments showed that the improved Mask-RCNN was superior to the existing model in the segmentation accuracy of wheat ears and grains; the parameters of wheat ear length, width, and number of grains extracted by the automatic extraction algorithm were close to the manual measurement values. This research meets the demand for automatic extraction of wheat ear phenotype data for large-scale quality testing and commercial breeding and has strong practicability.
The automatic detection of wheat ears in the field has important scientific research value in yield estimation, gene character expression and seed screening. The manual counting method of wheat ears commonly used by breeding experts has some problems, such as low efficiency and high influence of subjective factors. In order to accurately detect the number of wheat ears in the field, based on mobilenet series network model, deep separable convolution module and alpha channel technology, the yolov4 model is reconstructed and successfully applied to the task of wheat ear yield estimation in the field. The model can adapt to the accurate recognition and counting of wheat ear images in different light, viewing angle and growth period, At the same time, the model volume with different alpha parameters is more suitable for mobile terminal deployment. The results show that the parameters of the improved yolov4 model are five times smaller than the original model, the average detection accuracy is 76.45%, and the detection speed FPS is two times higher than the original model, which provides accurate technical support for rapid yield estimation of wheat in the field.
Apple planting process is often accompanied by the impact of a variety of diseases. A single apple leaf often presents the situation of multiple diseases occurring at the same time, which brings great challenges to fruit farmers' rapid diagnosis and correct control. In this paper, aiming at the rapid detection and recognition of multi-category apple leaf disease, a multi-target detection model is constructed to realize the rapid detection and recognition of single leaf and multi leaf, single disease and multi disease. Through the technical means of manual labeling, data enhancement and parameter optimization, Yolo v4, SSD and Efficientdet are selected to train and evaluate the apple leaf disease data set. The results show that the target detection model based on Yolo v4 achieves better training effect, and its mAP value is 83.34%. The model can meet the needs of rapid disease spot detection and recognition of single leaf single disease and multi leaf multi disease in natural environment.
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