2020
DOI: 10.14569/ijacsa.2020.0110162
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Plant Disease Detection using Internet of Thing (IoT)

Abstract: This paper presents the idea of internet of things (IOT) innovation to percept data, and talks about the job of the IOT innovation in farming infection and bug nuisance control, which incorporates rural ailment and bug checking framework, gathering sickness and creepy crawly bother data utilizing sensor hubs, information preparing and mining, etc. A malady and bug irritation control framework dependent on IOT is proposed, which comprised of three levels and three frameworks. The framework can give another appr… Show more

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“…Relying on the existing deep learning methods can not effectively identify the fine-grained characteristics of diseases and pests that exist naturally in the application of the above actual agricultural scenarios, resulting in technical difficulties such as low identification accuracy and generalization robustness, which has long restricted the performance improvement of decision-making management of diseases and pests by the Intelligent Agricultural Internet of Things [ 104 ]. The existing research is only suitable for fine-grained identification of fewer class of diseases and pests, can not solve the problem of large-scale, large-category, accurate and efficient identification of diseases and pests, and is difficult to deploy directly to the mobile terminals of smart agriculture.…”
Section: Challengesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Relying on the existing deep learning methods can not effectively identify the fine-grained characteristics of diseases and pests that exist naturally in the application of the above actual agricultural scenarios, resulting in technical difficulties such as low identification accuracy and generalization robustness, which has long restricted the performance improvement of decision-making management of diseases and pests by the Intelligent Agricultural Internet of Things [ 104 ]. The existing research is only suitable for fine-grained identification of fewer class of diseases and pests, can not solve the problem of large-scale, large-category, accurate and efficient identification of diseases and pests, and is difficult to deploy directly to the mobile terminals of smart agriculture.…”
Section: Challengesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nawaz et. al [18] proposed a framework for identifying the type of leaf is constructed. The suggested approach uses sensor devices to determine the leaves' temperature, stickiness, and shade.…”
Section: Iot and Deep Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An IoT-based farming system that connects the agriculture farms with endusers where internet connectivity is provided to sensors and controllers in the farm so that the end-user will be allowed to monitor and control the connected farm through a smartphone application [52]. [53] proposed a framework that identifies the disease in the plant while utilizing the sensor's information of the plant leaves such as temperature, moistness, and shading. The technology of wireless sensor network plays an important role in agriculture.…”
Section: Existing Framework In Precision Agriculturementioning
confidence: 99%