CLDDS PPT SHOW Phase2
CLDDS PPT SHOW Phase2
CLDDS PPT SHOW Phase2
PROJECT MEMBERS
AMOGH.N 3BR19CS008
IRSHAD AHMED C 3BR19CS060
MOHAMMED SABEER 3BR19CS088
DURGA PRASAD A G 3BR18CS043
GUIDE
Dr. Aradhana D
ABSTRACT
Cotton is one of the economically significant agricultural products in India, but it
is exposed to different constraints in the leaf area. Mostly, these constraints are
identified as diseases and pests that are hard to detect with bare eyes. This
study focused to develop a model to boost the detection of cotton leaf disease
and pests using the deep learning technique, CNN. To do so, the researchers
have used common cotton leaf disease and pests such as bacterial blight, spider
mite, and leaf miner. K-fold cross-validation strategy was worn to dataset
splitting and boosted generalization of the CNN model. This developed model is
implemented using python and the model is equipped on the deep learning
package called Keras, TensorFlow backed, and Jupyter which are used as the
developmental environment. This revealed the feasibility of its usage in real-
time applications and the potential need for IT-based solutions to support
traditional or manual disease and pest’s identification.
OBJECTIVES
☘ To design system that can detect cotton leaf disease.
☘ Providing fast, automatic and accurate image-processing solution for the task can be of great
significance.
PROBLEM STATEMENT
"To design and develop user friendly web based Cotton leaf detection
system using Deep Learning"
Requirements:
Functional Requirements:
There are a lot of software requirements specifications included in the functional
requirements of the
Cotton leaf disease detection system which contains various process like input the image,
pre-processing, training the images, classification, providing description about the disease
and pesticides.
∙ Input : The system enables the user to select the cotton leaf image as the input either by
the live camera or by the stored image in the device.
∙ Pre-Processing : Pre-processing refers to the transformations applied to our data before
feeding it to the algorithm. Data Preprocessing is a technique that we used to convert
the raw data into a clean data set.
∙ Training : Training images will be providing the data that models use to learn and
improve. When used, training images have been made our models to achieve better
results and be more accurate.
∙ Classification : Our model will be able to classify whether the give input cotton leaf is
effected by the disease or not. And also provide which type of disease has been effected
to the leaf.
∙ Description : The model will provide complete and detailed information about the
disease that has effected the leaf.
∙ Pesticides : Our model will provide the related pesticides or the medicines for the
particular disease.
Non-Functional Requirements:
∙ Usability : The application is user friendly and easy to use for a user it makes user
to select the input images through live camera or by the stored image.
∙ Reliability : The models accuracy is approximately 97.17% and without bugs and
errors in the application hence the reliability of our system is appropriate and the
system is available all the time.
∙ Scalability : Serving more users, processing more data, and classifying many
number of images and almost all diseases have been trained.
Design:
1. LOAD MODEL:
● Displays alert box to choose the model on first time launch.
● An user select the model (model.tflite) file.
● Selected model will be stored into the app data.
● User can upload the updated model.
2. PICK IMAGE
6. CONTROL MEASURES
• J.D Pujari, R. Yakkundimath, and A.S Byadgi, “Identification and classification of fungous
disease affected on agriculture/horticulture crops using image processing techniques,”
IEEE International Conference on the Computational Intelligence and Computing
Research,2014.
• Balasubramaniam Vijayalakshmi and Vasudev Mohan, “Kernel based PSO and FVRM: An
automatic plant leaf type detection using texture, shape and color features,” Computer
and Electronics in Agriculture, vol.125 , pp. 99-112, 2016.