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TITLE Agrovision AI: Unified Platform for Disease Detection and Crop Yield Estimation
ABSTRACT AgroVision AI presents an integrated plant leaf disease detection and agricultural advisory system combining deep learning, mobile deployment, and multilingual AI assistance. A custom VGG-style Convolutional Neural Network (five-block architecture) was trained on a refined subset of the PlantVillage dataset, consisting of 21 disease classes and 38,585 images. Initial performance degradation caused by missing normalization and limited training epochs was resolved by introducing a Rescaling layer, data-augmentation strategies, and extending training to 25 epochs with a low learning rate. The optimized model enables accurate disease classification and is deployed within a React Native mobile application that supports real-time image capture, prediction, and language translation across five regional languages. The system further integrates Gemini-based treatment recommendations and an AI-driven crop yield estimator, providing farmers with a complete decision-support framework. This work demonstrates how lightweight deep learning models and multilingual interfaces can enhance accessibility and reliability in precision agriculture.
AUTHOR KOUSHIK A, N V NRUTYA, NITISH R MALADAKAR, TEJASWINI K J, MOHAMED MUTHAHIR R U.G. Student, Department of CS&E, Bapuji Institute of Engineering and Technology, Davanagere, Karnataka, India Professor, Department of CS&E, Bapuji Institute of Engineering and Technology, Davanagere, Karnataka, India
VOLUME 177
DOI DOI: 10.15680/IJIRCCE.2025.1312147
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