Paper · 2022 · IFAC-PapersOnLine

Spatio-temporal Mapping of Cotton Blooms Appearance Using Deep Learning

Vaishnavi Thesma; Canicius Mwitta; Glen Rains; et al.

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Abstract

In this paper, we present an approach to create spatio-temporal maps using deep learning to visualize cotton bloom appearance over time. Specifically, we manually annotate cotton flower image data and train three state-of-the-art fast deep neural network models to count cotton blooms and their frequency over time prior to harvesting. We use the detection results of the best performing model combined with traditional pixel-based image analysis methods to create a map of where past and future blooms grow on a mid-stage cotton plant. The training results of our best model show a visual understanding of how many cotton flowers grow with high F1 Score of more than 0.95, a true positive rate of 98%, false negative and false positive rates both under 10%, and millisecond-scale inference time for real-time processing.

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The best model counted cotton flowers with F1 score above 0.95.

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“The training results of our best model show a visual understanding of how many cotton flowers grow with high F1 Score of more than 0.95, a true positive rate of 98%, false negative and false positive rates both under 10%, and millisecond-scale inference time for real-time processing”

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The model had a 98% true positive rate.

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False negative and false positive rates were both under 10%.

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under 10%e0

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“false negative and false positive rates both under 10%”

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“Cotton”

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Inference time was on a millisecond scale.

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“millisecond-scale inference time for real-time processing”

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“Cotton”

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