Analysis demonstrates 97.8% accuracy using deep learning and image processing for crop disease recognition, indicating potential for precision agriculture.
With the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) and computer vision, intelligent agricultural systems have become a crucial component of smart farming. Among them, automatic crop disease recognition plays a vital role in ensuring agricultural productivity and food security. This study proposes an AI‑based crop disease recognition system that integrates deep learning, image processing, and edge computing. A large‑scale dataset of crop disease images was constructed, and transfer learning was employed to enhance model generalization. A convolutional neural network (CNN) was optimized by incorporating attention mechanisms and multi‑scale feature fusion to improve accuracy. Experiments show an average accuracy of 97.8% on the PlantVillage dataset [9] and stable performance under real‑field lighting variations. A lightweight deployment framework based on TensorFlow Lite enables real‑time disease detection on mobile and embedded platforms. The system provides a feasible, efficient AI‑driven solution for precision agriculture and contributes to the digital transformation of modern farming.
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Jie Ding (2025) studied this question.
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