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  1. A Unified Framework for Distributed and Resource-Aware Plant Disease Detection Using Federated and Adaptive Hybrid Deep Learning

    <p>Plant disease detection in precision agriculture must operate under significant computational constraints, particularly in low-resource (LR) environments such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and edge devices. While LR models enable efficient real-time inference, they often lack the …

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  2. Advancing Explainability in Multi-Label Classification for Tomato Disease Detection Using Machine Learning Interpretability Techniques

    <p>Plant diseases pose a significant threat to global food security, affecting crop yield, quality, and overall agricultural productivity. Traditionally, diagnosing plant diseases has relied on timeconsuming visual inspections by experts, which can often lead to errors. With the rapid growth of …

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  3. Computational Tools for Improved Detection, Identification, and Classification of Plant Pathogens Using Genomics and Metagenomics

    Plant pathogens are one of the biggest threats to plant health and food security worldwide. To effectively contain plant disease outbreaks, classification and precise identification of pathogens is crucial to determine treatment and preventive measurements. Conventional methods of detection such as …

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  4. Management of stem rot of peanut using optical sensors, machine learning, and fungicides

    … rolfsii Sacc.), is one of the most important diseases in peanut production worldwide. Though new varieties with increased partial resistance to this disease have been developed, there is still a need to utilize fungicides for disease control during the growing season. Fungicides with activity …

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