Rapid appearance quality of rice based on machine vision and convolutional neural network research on automatic detection system

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Introduction: In the process of rice production and storage, there are many defects in the traditional detection methods of rice appearance quality, but using modern high-precision instruments to detect the appearance quality of rice has gradually developed into a new research trend at home and abroad with the development of agricultural artificial intelligence. Methods: In this study, we independently designed a fast automatic rice appearance quality detection system based on machine vision technology by introducing convolutional neural network and image processing technology. In this study, NIR and RGB images were generated into five-channel image data by superposition function, and image are preprocessed by combining the Watershed algorithm with the Otus adaptive threshold function. Different grains in the samples were labeled and put in the convolutional neural network for training. The rice grains were classified and the phenotype data were analyzed by selecting the optimal training model to realize the detection of rice appearance quality. Results and discussion: The experimental results showed that the resolution of the system could reach 92.3%. In the detection process, the system designed with this method not only reduces the subjectivity problems caused by different detection environments, visual fatigue caused large sample size and the inspector’s personal factors, but also significantly improves the detection time and accuracy, which further enhances the detection efficiency of rice appearance quality, and has positive significance for the development of the rice industry.

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He, Y., Fan, B., Sun, L., Fan, X., Zhang, J., Li, Y., & Suo, X. (2023). Rapid appearance quality of rice based on machine vision and convolutional neural network research on automatic detection system. Frontiers in Plant Science, 14. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpls.2023.1190591

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