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Research on Classification of Watermelon Ripeness Based on Neural Network Pattern Recognition

Published:17 May 2021Publication History

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Analysis and identification of watermelon ripeness is a very important link in agricultural production and melon and fruit sales, which can greatly improve the market circulation efficiency of watermelon. In this paper, watermelon ripeness discrimination was studied based on back propagation neural network (BPNN), watermelon acoustic modeling and svm classification model. In this project, mechanical acquisition equipment also was made. The reasonable circuit structure was designed to drive the automatic arm whipping machine based on Arduino control board, so as to beat watermelon and generate sound signals. 4 microphone sensors were used to capture audio information and send it to Matlab port through USB serial port for saving and preprocessing sound data. Finally, the comprehensive recognition rate reached 90.325%, which can accurately identify watermelon individuals corresponding to each signal, so as to provide scientific reference for the production and circulation of fruits and vegetables.

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                CONF-CDS 2021: The 2nd International Conference on Computing and Data Science
                January 2021
                1142 pages
                ISBN:9781450389570
                DOI:10.1145/3448734

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