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Few‐shot learning for plant disease recognition: A review

2024-01-01

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Monitoring plant diseases is essential for farmers to secure crop quantity and quality. Deep learning has recently been applied to plant disease recognition to help farmers take prompt and proper actions to prevent reductions in crop quantity and quality. Generally, deep learning requires a large‐scale dataset with supervised information annotated often by specialists. However, because collecting plant disease ima...

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8d77c740-a0b4-5ce0-b83d-2cddd4f51512
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10.1002/agj2.21285
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