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The tea disease detector required 20.3 G floating point operations.
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e0“the number of floating point operations was reduced to 20.3 G.”
t0“Tea”
Title
A YOLOv8‐based method for detecting tea disease in natural environments
Xiutong Li; Taiheng Zhang; Mei Yu; et al. Agronomy Journal 2025. doi:10.1002/agj2.70043
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- Method / resource The proposed tea disease detector reached 96.34% mean average precision at 0.5.
- Method / resource The tea disease detector used 8.81 M parameters.
- Method / resource Mean average precision at 0.5 rose 5.08% versus original YOLOv8s.
- Method / resource Parameter count fell 26.14% versus original YOLOv8s.
- Method / resource Detection was fastest at 153.3 frames per second.