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The system classified Aloe Vera signal features with 90.1% accuracy.
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e0“In this study, Aloe Vera was chosen as the experimental subject, and electrical signal data were collected under different light intensities, followed by preprocessing including wavelet threshold denoising. Furthermore, a hybrid model architecture combining one-dimensional convolutional neural networks (1D-CNNs) and lightweight gated recurrent units (GRUs) was proposed to address the temporal signal characteristics of plant electrical signals and edge computing requirements. The 1D-CNN module extracts local spatial features, which are then modeled in time by the optimized GRU module with channel pruning. Model compression was achieved through parameter quantization. Finally, the computational and storage modules of the model were deployed on an FPGA development board using hardware description language for simulation verification. The results indicate that the system achieved a classification accuracy of 90.1%”
Title
A 1DCNN-GRU Hybrid System on FPGA for Plant Electrical Signal Feature Classification
Zhaolin Zhou; Xiaohui Zhang; Chi Zhang; et al. Applied Sciences 2025. doi:10.3390/app152111446
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- Method / resource System detection time was 43.2 ms.
- Method / resource System power consumption was 4.95 W.
- Method / resource The approach improved data processing speed.
- Method / resource The approach reduced system power consumption while maintaining high classification accuracy.