Fruit Classification and Defect Detection System Using Faster Region Convolutional Neural Network
Malaysia is still a net importer of both fresh and refined fruits and the fresh fruit export price is around USD 174 million. Various methods are presented to improve fruit and vegetable production. Using the latest technologies and knowledge-based production systems, conventional farms will b...
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| Format: | Final Year Project |
| Language: | English |
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IRC
2019
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| Online Access: | http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20890/1/AMIR%20AIZAT_23010.pdf http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20890/ |
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| Summary: | Malaysia is still a net importer of both fresh and refined fruits and the fresh fruit export price
is around USD 174 million. Various methods are presented to improve fruit and vegetable
production. Using the latest technologies and knowledge-based production systems,
conventional farms will be turned into sustainable farms. Since consumers use the appearance
of fruits to first evaluate the quality of fresh food, the presence of skin defects appears to be
one of the most influential factors in fresh food quality and price. For this purpose, packing
houses need suitable systems capable of detecting skin deficiencies in fruits. The problem
statement of this study is packing houses do not have a proper method that can identify the
deficiencies in fruits using computer vision. It also involved computer vision technology
approach and machine learning doing supervised learning that used Faster R-CNN model as
element to achieve the objective of the project. Hence, this study been conducted to develop a
method to classify the types of fruits and identify defect of the fruits based on their outer skin. |
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