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Role of digital, hyper spectral, and SAR images in detection of plant disease with deep learning network

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In agriculture, plants plays a major role and taking attention of plants is very critical. Generally, the plant are affected through various diseases like fungi, virus and bacteria. Finding of these diseases are main challenging task for a plant disease identification and classification. In the past few years, machine learning (ML) methods have been developed for the plant disease detection. But, the advancement in a subsection of ML, that is, DL (deep learning) models provide a great solution in the agricultural areas in the recent decades. The main objective of the paper is to provide the survey of numerous DL classification models for the plant disease detection by analysing the digital, hyper spectral and SAR images. This paper provide the review of different deep learning architectures which is utilized for plant disease identification and classification. The role of digital, hyper spectral and SAR images with deep learning models for plant disease detection is reviewed. Further, the different well-known DL architecture for plant disease classification is studied. In addition, the current challenges and their solutions of plant disease identification are discussed. Also, the application of DL and advantages/disadvantages of DL structure in plant domain are presented. Finally, the future scope of DL structure for plant domain is discussed. The preparation of this review is to permit future research to learn higher competences of deep learning while identifying plant diseases by enhancing system performance and accuracy.

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Bhujade, V.G., Sambhe, V. Role of digital, hyper spectral, and SAR images in detection of plant disease with deep learning network. Multimed Tools Appl 81, 33645–33670 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11042-022-13055-z

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