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TomatoSegNet reached an average recall (mR) of 98.62% on the tomato dataset.
- Taxon
- tomato
Solanum lycopersicume1 - Outcome
- average recall (mR)e1
- Value
- 98.62%e1
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e1“• In this study, we take tomato as an example and propose an improved deep learning combined with clustering algorithm for plant point cloud segmentation. First, a multi-temporal tomato point cloud dataset is constructed by combining multi-view image sequences with neural radiation field (NeRF), and preprocessing and labeling are completed; second, single channel attention (SCA) and global feature aggregation module (GFA) are introduced into the PointNet++ model, respectively, to construct the TomatoSegNet model, which improves the tomato dataset's semantic segmentation performance, while the edge filter was added to the DBSCAN algorithm to improve it and enhance the instance segmentation performance of canopy leaves; finally, a total of six phenotypic parameters were extracted based on the segmented organs. The experimental results show that the TomatoSegNet model has an average precision (mP) of 97.82%, an average recall (mR) of 98.62%, an average F1 score (mF1) of 97.97%, an average intersection and merger ratio (mIoU) of 96.84%, and an overall accuracy (OA) of 94.22% in the tomato dataset, which proves that the use of semantic segmentation algorithms feasibility of stem and leaf segmentation; the improved DBSCAN algorithm achieved an instance segmentation accuracy of 96.03% for leaves, which improved the segmentation accuracy of overlapping leaves; the coefficients of determination between the measured and calculated values of the six phenotypic parameters (plant height, stem thickness, leaf inclination, leaf length, leaf width, and leaf area) were 0.983, 0.903, 0.916, 0.962, 0.951, and 0.978”
Title
Yaxin Wang; Xiaona Zhao; Qiang Wang; et al. Smart Agricultural Technology 2025. doi:10.1016/j.atech.2025.101334
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Method / resource TomatoSegNet reached an average precision (mP) of 97.82% on the tomato dataset.
- Method / resource TomatoSegNet reached an average F1 score (mF1) of 97.97% on the tomato dataset.
- Method / resource TomatoSegNet reached an average intersection and merger ratio (mIoU) of 96.84% on the tomato dataset.
- Method / resource TomatoSegNet reached an overall accuracy (OA) of 94.22% on the tomato dataset.
- Method / resource The improved DBSCAN algorithm reached an instance segmentation accuracy of 96.03% for tomato leaves.
- Method / resource The improved DBSCAN algorithm improved the segmentation accuracy of overlapping leaves relative to the original DBSCAN.
- Method / resource The measured and calculated plant height of tomato plants had a coefficient of determination of 0.983.
- Method / resource The measured and calculated stem thickness of tomato plants had a coefficient of determination of 0.903.
- Method / resource The measured and calculated leaf inclination of tomato plants had a coefficient of determination of 0.916.
- Method / resource The measured and calculated leaf length of tomato plants had a coefficient of determination of 0.962.
- Method / resource The measured and calculated leaf width of tomato plants had a coefficient of determination of 0.951.
- Method / resource The measured and calculated leaf area of tomato plants had a coefficient of determination of 0.978.