Comparison of Tomato Leaf Disease Detection Using Transfer Learning Architecture with the VGG19 Method
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https://doi.org/10.25008/bcsee.v4i2.1185Keywords:
Convolutional Neural Network, Deep Learning, Tomato Leaf Disease, Transfer Learning, VGG-19Abstract
Diseases in plants are often detrimental to agriculture, can be seen manually and require a very long time, which can lead to possible errors in disease detection. Detecting diseases in plants early can overcome these problems and reduce the risk of reduced crop production. The aim of this research is to make a comparison of quickly and accurately detecting tomato leaf diseases compared to previous researchers who used Deep Learning applications. Which can be applied effectively for image classification using the VGG19 method. The implementation of this model uses a dataset containing 2,694 images, including 3 different types of diseases. That the conclusion of this research is the fastest and most accurate way to detect tomato leaf diseases. To prove this research, results and necessary data will be presented in this paper. The accuracy obtained on the VGG-19 architecture was 91.85% with the best increase in accuracy compared to the previous journal which only produced 87% accuracy.
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