Review Article
A Systematic Analysis of Machine Learning and Deep Learning Based Approaches for Plant Leaf Disease Classification: A Review
Table 1
Machine learning-based methods: a comparative analysis.
| Crop culture | Methods used | Performance metrics | Dataset | Accuracy (%) | Reference |
| Tomato plant | Moth-flame optimization & genetic algorithm | Recall, precision, accuracy, F1-score | UCI machine learning repository | 86 | [10] | Apple & cucumber plant | -means clustering and PHOG | Recognition rate | Real-field images | 90.43 & 92.15 | [6] | Plant leaves (like rose, lemon, mango, and banana) | -means clustering, genetic algorithm, SVM | Accuracy | Real conditioned capture images | 95.71 | [11] | Rice plant | Radial basis function neural network | Accuracy, precision, recall | Real-field images | 95.0 | [12] | Cucumber plant | -means clustering, SVM | Accuracy | Real-field images | 86 | [7] | Rice crop | KNN, ANN | Accuracy | Real-field images | 86 & 99 | [2] | Tomato plant | Extreme Learning Machine (ELM) | Accuracy, AUC | Tomato powdery mildew dataset (TPMD) | 89.19 | [13] | Potato leaves | Capsule networks (CapsNet) | Accuracy | Plant village dataset | 91.83 | [14] | Tomato plant | SVM & logistic regression (SVM-LR) | Accuracy, AUC, F1-score | Real-time data of tomato powdery mildew disease dataset | 92.73 | [15] | Rice plant | SVM | Accuracy, sensitivity, specificity, AUC, ROC, F1-score | Real-field images | 94.65 | [3] |
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