Authors :
Dr. Sharanabasappa Madival; Mary Sushmita
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 8 - August
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24AUG177
Abstract :
The calorie component of fruit is identified
using a common photo dataset and several machine
learning advancements, including Pre-processing,
segmentation, function extraction, and classification
which is primarily based on size and shape. Using image
processing methods, the dimensions of fruit objects are
calculated. Finally, we'll provide users and patients with
the best advice for fruit consumption based on our best
estimates of the number of calories in the fruit. To help
farmers save time and money while improving the
accuracy of plant disease detection, we have developed a
technology. Thanks to the usage of many speed-enhancing
methods, it outperforms competing systems. An easy-to-
implement method for picture segmentation,
classification, and reconstruction, the SVM Algorithm is
what we're employing here. Even when the objective
function isn't acting well, it may nevertheless perform
well during global optimization.
Keywords :
Image Processing, Smart Farming, Fruit Grading.
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The calorie component of fruit is identified
using a common photo dataset and several machine
learning advancements, including Pre-processing,
segmentation, function extraction, and classification
which is primarily based on size and shape. Using image
processing methods, the dimensions of fruit objects are
calculated. Finally, we'll provide users and patients with
the best advice for fruit consumption based on our best
estimates of the number of calories in the fruit. To help
farmers save time and money while improving the
accuracy of plant disease detection, we have developed a
technology. Thanks to the usage of many speed-enhancing
methods, it outperforms competing systems. An easy-to-
implement method for picture segmentation,
classification, and reconstruction, the SVM Algorithm is
what we're employing here. Even when the objective
function isn't acting well, it may nevertheless perform
well during global optimization.
Keywords :
Image Processing, Smart Farming, Fruit Grading.