Abstract: Recent advances in computer vision have led to the development of a robust learning technique that can identify and diagnose plant diseases using photos captured by a camera. This practical approach can help detect various illnesses in different plant species, including apples, corn, grapes, potatoes, tomatoes, and sugar cane. The system's architecture specifically targeted these plants for detection and recognition, and it can detect several plant diseases.
To develop deep learning models for plant disease detection and recognition, scientists used 35,000 photos of both disease-free and diseased plant leaves. The system achieved up to 100% accuracy in identifying the type of plant and the diseases affecting it, with the trained model achieving an accuracy rate of 96.5%. The technique involved using convolutional neural networks, computer vision, deep learning, and plant disease recognition.

Keywords: plant disease recognition, deep learning, computer vision, convolutional neural network.

| DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2023.10549