Low-cost depth imaging sensors achieve 97% accuracy in rapid plant disease detection

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Jul 8, 2024, 12:53 pm303 ptsTop
A research team has investigated low-cost depth imaging sensors with the objective of automating plant pathology tests. The team achieved 97% accuracy in distinguishing between resistant and susceptible plants based on cotyledon loss. This method operates 30 times faster than human annotation and is robust…

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