Synopsis Report (1)
Synopsis Report (1)
3 Literature Survey 2
4 Methodology/Architecture 3
5 Software/Hardware Requirements 4
6 Applications 4
7 References 5
Rice leaf Disease Detection and Treatment
Deep Learning-Based Mobile and Web App for Rice leaf Disease
Detection and Treatment
Deep learning evolved after AI and ML because of advancements in computational power and the
availability of large datasets, allowing for deeper neural networks that outperform traditional ML algorithms
in complex tasks.
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Rice leaf Disease Detection and Treatment
3. Literature Survey
1. Sue Han Leea et al., “New perspectives on plant disease characterization based on deep learning”
This study explores deep learning, particularly CNNs, for early plant disease detection. It highlights the
effectiveness of fine-tuning pre-trained models and introduces a method that categorizes diseases independently of
crops, addressing limitations of traditional crop-disease models.
2. Srdjan Sladojevic et al., “Deep Neural Networks Based Recognition of Plant Diseases by Leaf
Image Classification”
This paper presents a CNN-based model capable of identifying 13 plant diseases with 96.3% accuracy
using the Caffe framework, covering the process from dataset creation to model training.
4. Sharada P. Mohanty et al., “Using Deep Learning for Image-Based Plant Disease Detection”
The study uses a dataset of over 54,000 images to train a CNN, achieving 99.35% accuracy in
identifying 26 diseases across 14 crop species, demonstrating the potential of smartphone-assisted
disease diagnosis.
5. Yenn LeCun, Yoshua Bengio, “Convolutional Networks for Images, Speech, and Time-Series”
This foundational work on CNNs discusses their superior performance in visual data processing tasks,
explaining how CNNs excel in extracting hierarchical features for image classification, outperforming
traditional ML methods.
Rice leaf Disease Detection and Treatment
4. Methodology/Architecture 2
Data Collection & Preprocessing: Image datasets of plant leaves, including healthy and diseased
leaves, will be collected, cleaned, and augmented to improve model performance.
Database:
A relational database like PostgreSQL will be used to store disease information, user interactions,
and treatment data.
Deployment:
The backend will be deployed on cloud platforms like AWS or GCP, and the mobile app will be
deployed on the Google Play Store.
Rice leaf Disease Detection and Treatment
Architecture: 3