MaizeFolioID is a state-of-the-art image classification model specifically developed to identify and classify foliar diseases in maize leaves. Leveraging the advanced technology of pre-trained models from ImageNet, MaizeFolioID is a vital tool for early disease detection, aiming to mitigate crop losses in agriculture.
MaizeFolioID combines the latest in deep learning and agricultural science to tackle the challenge of detecting foliar diseases in maize. This tool is instrumental in enabling early interventions and securing crop health.
Begin using MaizeFolioID by following these steps:
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/dev-tyta/MaizeFolioID.git
# Navigate to the project directory
cd MaizeFolioID
# Install the required dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Run the application
streamlit run app.py
The dataset fueling this work was sourced from Kaggle, shedding light on maize leaf conditions.
The dataset is structured with images representing various foliar diseases in maize leaves. Make sure to explore the dataset for a comprehensive understanding.
MaizeFolioID utilizes an ImageNet pre-trained model, fine-tuned to classify specific maize leaf conditions. We’ve made meticulous modifications to cater to our classification needs, ensuring the model’s sensitivity towards the intricacies of maize leaf diseases.
While the model is pre-trained on ImageNet, it has been further trained on the provided dataset for specialized recognition. The evaluation metrics and results will be updated after subsequent retraining sessions, potentially featuring model performance visualizations.
To experience the model in action:
We wholeheartedly welcome contributions!
Your insights could aid in refining the model or introducing new features!
A heartfelt thanks to Kaggle and all data providers for their invaluable datasets.
MaizeFolioID is open-source and available under [MIT License]. For more details, see the LICENSE file in the repository.
For questions or collaboration intentions, please feel free to reach out through GitHub or Email.