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The CNN achieved 94% accuracy on rice leaf images with ten-fold cross-validation, significantly higher than other methods.

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The CNN achieved 94% accuracy on rice leaf images with ten-fold cross-validation, significantly higher than other methods.

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“The proposed approach was evaluated on a dataset of 8883 and 1200 images of disease and healthy rice leaves, respectively, achieving an accuracy of 94% when subjected to the 10-fold cross-validation process, significantly higher than other methods”

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Classification and Detection of Rice Diseases Using a 3-Stage CNN Architecture with Transfer Learning Approach

Munmi Gogoi; Vikash Kumar; Shahin Begum; et al. Agriculture 2023. doi:10.3390/agriculture13081505

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