VGG16 for plant image classification with transfer learning and data augmentation

This paper discusses the potential of applying VGG16 model architecture for plant classification. Flower images are used instead of leaves as in other plant recognition model because the structure of shape and color of leaves are similar in nature. This might be disadvantageous when we want to use o...

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Published in:International Journal of Engineering and Technology(UAE)
Main Author: Abas M.A.H.; Ismail N.; Yassin A.I.M.; Taib M.N.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Science Publishing Corporation Inc 2018
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Abas M.A.H.; Ismail N.; Yassin A.I.M.; Taib M.N.
VGG16 for plant image classification with transfer learning and data augmentation
2018
International Journal of Engineering and Technology(UAE)
7
4
10.14419/ijet.v7i4.11.20781
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85054363713&doi=10.14419%2fijet.v7i4.11.20781&partnerID=40&md5=56bbc5f1af9f959f288f837cf76375ce
This paper discusses the potential of applying VGG16 model architecture for plant classification. Flower images are used instead of leaves as in other plant recognition model because the structure of shape and color of leaves are similar in nature. This might be disadvantageous when we want to use only leaves images as a sole feature of plants to classify the species. Previous work has demonstrated the effectiveness of using transfer learning, dropout and data augmentation as a method to reduce overfitting problem of convolutional neural network model when applied in limited amount of images data. We have successfully build and train the VGG16 model with 2800 flower images. The model able to achieve a classification accuracy score of 96.25% for training set, 93.93% for validation set and 89.96% for testing set. © 2018 Authors.
Science Publishing Corporation Inc
2227524X
English
Article
All Open Access; Bronze Open Access
author Abas M.A.H.; Ismail N.; Yassin A.I.M.; Taib M.N.
spellingShingle Abas M.A.H.; Ismail N.; Yassin A.I.M.; Taib M.N.
VGG16 for plant image classification with transfer learning and data augmentation
author_facet Abas M.A.H.; Ismail N.; Yassin A.I.M.; Taib M.N.
author_sort Abas M.A.H.; Ismail N.; Yassin A.I.M.; Taib M.N.
title VGG16 for plant image classification with transfer learning and data augmentation
title_short VGG16 for plant image classification with transfer learning and data augmentation
title_full VGG16 for plant image classification with transfer learning and data augmentation
title_fullStr VGG16 for plant image classification with transfer learning and data augmentation
title_full_unstemmed VGG16 for plant image classification with transfer learning and data augmentation
title_sort VGG16 for plant image classification with transfer learning and data augmentation
publishDate 2018
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description This paper discusses the potential of applying VGG16 model architecture for plant classification. Flower images are used instead of leaves as in other plant recognition model because the structure of shape and color of leaves are similar in nature. This might be disadvantageous when we want to use only leaves images as a sole feature of plants to classify the species. Previous work has demonstrated the effectiveness of using transfer learning, dropout and data augmentation as a method to reduce overfitting problem of convolutional neural network model when applied in limited amount of images data. We have successfully build and train the VGG16 model with 2800 flower images. The model able to achieve a classification accuracy score of 96.25% for training set, 93.93% for validation set and 89.96% for testing set. © 2018 Authors.
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