Study predicts abnormal stem elongation in seedlings, suggesting early intervention is possible.
This letter proposes a method to predict future abnormal stem elongation in sweet basil seedlings from height time-series data. A general growth model is constructed from normal plants, and a two-stage difference feature is derived. Experiments show that the method predicts etiolation one week in advance with 96.2% accuracy.
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