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This framework integrates deep learning and bootstrap aggregating for improved identification of rice diseases, suggesting enhanced reliability.
This study proposes CEL-DL-Bagging (Cross-Entropy Loss-optimized Deep Learning Bagging), a multi-model fusion framework that integrates cross-entropy loss-weighted voting with Bootstrap Aggregating (Bagging). First, we develop a lightweight recognition architecture by embedding a salient position attention (SPA) mechanism into four base networks (YOLOv5s-cls, EfficientNet-B0, MobileNetV3, and ShuffleNetV2), significantly enhancing discriminative feature extraction for disease patterns. Our experiments show that these SPA-enhanced models achieve consistent accuracy gains of 0.8–1.7 percentage points, peaking at 97.86%. Building on this, we introduce DB-CEWSV—an ensemble framework combining Deep Bootstrap Aggregating (DB) with adaptive Cross-Entropy Weighted Soft Voting (CEWSV). The system dynamically optimizes model weights based on their cross-entropy performance, using SPA-augmented networks as base learners. The final integrated model attains 98.33% accuracy, outperforming the strongest individual base learner by 0.48 percentage points. Compared with single models, the ensemble learning algorithm proposed in this study led to better generalization and robustness of the ensemble learning model and better identification of rice diseases in the natural background. It provides a technical reference for applying rice disease identification in practical engineering.
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