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Automated plant recognition system based on multi-objective parallel genetic algorithm and neural network

Plant recognition system is a system that recognizes the species of plants automatically. The applications of this system are in medicine, botanical research and agriculture. In the recent years, lack of sufficient botanist increases the need for computerized system. Also, it can be seen that workin...

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Main Author: Sefidgar, Seyed Mohammad Hossein
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Language:English
Published: 2014
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Neural networks (Computer science)
Genetic algorithms
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spelling my.upm.eprints.600762024-11-25T01:28:15Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/60076/ Automated plant recognition system based on multi-objective parallel genetic algorithm and neural network Sefidgar, Seyed Mohammad Hossein Plant recognition system is a system that recognizes the species of plants automatically. The applications of this system are in medicine, botanical research and agriculture. In the recent years, lack of sufficient botanist increases the need for computerized system. Also, it can be seen that working with these systems are more convenient and quick when dealing with huge data. The problem with the existing plant recognition system is the lack of method to find the best structure for their classifiers. This work presents some contributions to plant recognition system. Number of samples involving Flavia, Citrus and Coleus were collected. Then, suitable features including texture and shape were extracted from the dataset. Texture features involved the middle energy and the middle entropy and shape features involved statistical characterizations including variance, median, standard deviation and mean. Next, the classification was carried out. First, the best set of structures for feed forward neural network were found by multi objective parallel genetic algorithm. This approach regarded three criteria involving mean square error, Akaike information criterion and minimum description length to rate different feed forward neural network structures and to select the best set of them. Lastly, feed forward neural network with the best structures were applied to classify the dataset. This method resulted around 99% of classification rate. To conclude, multi objective parallel genetic algorithm can automatically tune feed forward neural network to classify the dataset with a good classification rate. 2014-02 Thesis NonPeerReviewed text en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/60076/1/FK%202014%2067.pdf Sefidgar, Seyed Mohammad Hossein (2014) Automated plant recognition system based on multi-objective parallel genetic algorithm and neural network. Masters thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia. Neural networks (Computer science) Genetic algorithms
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topic Neural networks (Computer science)
Genetic algorithms
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Genetic algorithms
Sefidgar, Seyed Mohammad Hossein
Automated plant recognition system based on multi-objective parallel genetic algorithm and neural network
description Plant recognition system is a system that recognizes the species of plants automatically. The applications of this system are in medicine, botanical research and agriculture. In the recent years, lack of sufficient botanist increases the need for computerized system. Also, it can be seen that working with these systems are more convenient and quick when dealing with huge data. The problem with the existing plant recognition system is the lack of method to find the best structure for their classifiers. This work presents some contributions to plant recognition system. Number of samples involving Flavia, Citrus and Coleus were collected. Then, suitable features including texture and shape were extracted from the dataset. Texture features involved the middle energy and the middle entropy and shape features involved statistical characterizations including variance, median, standard deviation and mean. Next, the classification was carried out. First, the best set of structures for feed forward neural network were found by multi objective parallel genetic algorithm. This approach regarded three criteria involving mean square error, Akaike information criterion and minimum description length to rate different feed forward neural network structures and to select the best set of them. Lastly, feed forward neural network with the best structures were applied to classify the dataset. This method resulted around 99% of classification rate. To conclude, multi objective parallel genetic algorithm can automatically tune feed forward neural network to classify the dataset with a good classification rate.
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author Sefidgar, Seyed Mohammad Hossein
author_facet Sefidgar, Seyed Mohammad Hossein
author_sort Sefidgar, Seyed Mohammad Hossein
title Automated plant recognition system based on multi-objective parallel genetic algorithm and neural network
title_short Automated plant recognition system based on multi-objective parallel genetic algorithm and neural network
title_full Automated plant recognition system based on multi-objective parallel genetic algorithm and neural network
title_fullStr Automated plant recognition system based on multi-objective parallel genetic algorithm and neural network
title_full_unstemmed Automated plant recognition system based on multi-objective parallel genetic algorithm and neural network
title_sort automated plant recognition system based on multi-objective parallel genetic algorithm and neural network
publishDate 2014
url http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/60076/1/FK%202014%2067.pdf
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