Realtime Object Detection Masa SiapPanenTanaman Sayuran BerbasisMobile Android DenganDeep Learning

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Title

Realtime Object Detection Masa SiapPanenTanaman Sayuran BerbasisMobile Android DenganDeep Learning

Subject

real-time, objectdetection, vegetable, harvest,MobileNetV3

Description

Determining the harvesting period can be done visually, physically, computationally, and chemically. Since the harvesting process is crucial, late harvesting will affect post-harvest and production quality. Leafy vegetables have a relatively short ready-to-harvest period. Visual recognition of the harvesting period combined with image processing can recognize harvesting vegetables' visual characteristics. This study aims to build a deep learning-based mobile model to detect real-time vegetable plant objectssuch as bok choy, spinach, kale, and curly kale to determine whether these vegetables are ready for harvest. Mobile-based architecture is chosen due to latency, privacy, connectivity, and power consumption reason since there is no round-trip communicationto the server. In this research, we use MobileNetV3 as the base architecture. To find the best model, we experiment using different image input size. We have obtained a maximum MAP score of 0. 705510using a 36,000 image dataset. Furthermore, after implementing the model into the Android mobile application, we analyze the best practice in using the application to capture distance. In real-time detection usage, the detection can be done with an ideal distance of 5 cm and10cm

Creator

Andri Heru Saputra1, Dhomas Hatta Fudholi

Source

https://jurnal.iaii.or.id/index.php/RESTI/issue/view/24

Publisher

Universitas Islam Indonesia

Date

20 agustus 2021

Contributor

Fajar bagus W

Format

PDF

Language

Indoesia

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Text

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Citation

Andri Heru Saputra1, Dhomas Hatta Fudholi, “Realtime Object Detection Masa SiapPanenTanaman Sayuran BerbasisMobile Android DenganDeep Learning,” Repository Horizon University Indonesia, accessed June 9, 2025, https://repository.horizon.ac.id/items/show/8614.