Deep learning pipeline classifies citrus quality with 98.29% accuracy, indicating potential for real-time assessments.
This study introduces an interpretable deep learning pipeline for citrus fruit quality classification using the ViT-Base model vit_base_patch16_224 and Microsoft’s Phi-3-mini LLM. The ViT model, fine-tuned on resized 224 × 224 images with ImageNet weights, classifies fruits into good, damaged, and rotten categories, achieving 98.29% accuracy. For interpretability, Grad-CAM highlights damaged regions, while the Phi-3-mini generates human-readable diagnostic reports. The system runs efficiently on edge devices, enabling real-time, on-site quality assessment. This approach enhances transparency and decision-making, showing strong potential for deployment in the citrus industry.
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