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Deep Transfer Learning Model for Classifying Different Types of Diseases in Paddy

T. Nithya, S. Mohan Shanker Raju, S. Rishi Venkata Kumar, SkNagul Meera, SkNazeer · 2025
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The early detection of plant diseases is essential to preventing crop losses in terms of quantity and productivity. Farmers typically identify illnesses using their prior knowledge or by spending a great deal of time, effort, and experience doing so. Exceedingly challenging to manually monitor plant diseases. In the development of automatic pathogens diagnosis machines, paddy disease detection is crucial . To identify previously known bacterial leaf blight, brown spot, leaf blast, leaf smut, and other narrow illnesses in prior knowledge, we presented a VGG 16 model in this work. Images of various categories diseases are stored in a special data repository, with 80 percent of the data used for training and 20 percent for sample testing. ResNet, Inception v2 and Mobile Net were all used in the model-building process to add benefits. The results of the interpretation show that there is high level picture classification accuracy and low mistake rate. As a result, our model excels at identifying paddy diseases and may be used in practical applications in daily life.
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