Affiliation:
1. School of Computing and Information Science Kyambogo University Kampala Uganda
2. School of Computing and Information Technology Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology Nairobi Kenya
Abstract
AbstractIn Sub‐Saharan Africa, experts visually examine the plants and look for disease symptoms on the leaves to diagnose cassava diseases, a subjective method. Machine learning algorithms have been employed to quickly identify and classify crop diseases. In this study, we propose a model that integrates a transfer learning approach with a deep Gaussian convolutional neural network model. In this study, two pre‐trained transfer learning models were used, that is, MobileNet V2 and VGG16, together with three different kernels: a hybrid kernel (a product of a squared exponential kernel and a rational quadratic kernel), a squared exponential kernel, and a rational quadratic kernel. In experiments using MobileNet V2 and the three kernels, the hybrid kernel performed better, with an accuracy of 90.11%, compared to 86.03% and 85.14% for the squared exponential kernel and a rational quadratic kernel, respectively. Additionally, experiments using VGG16 and the three kernels showed that the hybrid kernel performed better, with an accuracy of 88.63%, compared to the squared exponential kernel's accuracy of 84.62% and the rational quadratic kernel's accuracy of 83.95%, respectively. All the experiments were done using a traditional computer with no access to GPU and this was the major limitation of the study.
Funder
Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst
Subject
General Engineering,General Computer Science
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