[Objective]Leaf diseases significantly affect both the yield and quality of tea throughout the year.To address the issue of inadequate segmentation finesse in the current tea spot segmentation models,a novel diagnosis...[Objective]Leaf diseases significantly affect both the yield and quality of tea throughout the year.To address the issue of inadequate segmentation finesse in the current tea spot segmentation models,a novel diagnosis of the severity of tea spots was proposed in this research,designated as MDC-U-Net3+,to enhance segmentation accuracy on the base framework of U-Net3+.[Methods]Multi-scale feature fusion module(MSFFM)was incorporated into the backbone network of U-Net3+to obtain feature information across multiple receptive fields of diseased spots,thereby reducing the loss of features within the encoder.Dual multi-scale attention(DMSA)was incorporated into the skip connection process to mitigate the segmentation boundary ambiguity issue.This integration facilitates the comprehensive fusion of fine-grained and coarse-grained semantic information at full scale.Furthermore,the segmented mask image was subjected to conditional random fields(CRF)to enhance the optimization of the segmentation results[Results and Discussions]The improved model MDC-U-Net3+achieved a mean pixel accuracy(mPA)of 94.92%,accompanied by a mean Intersection over Union(mIoU)ratio of 90.9%.When compared to the mPA and mIoU of U-Net3+,MDC-U-Net3+model showed improvements of 1.85 and 2.12 percentage points,respectively.These results illustrated a more effective segmentation performance than that achieved by other classical semantic segmentation models.[Conclusions]The methodology presented herein could provide data support for automated disease detection and precise medication,consequently reducing the losses associated with tea diseases.展开更多
文摘[Objective]Leaf diseases significantly affect both the yield and quality of tea throughout the year.To address the issue of inadequate segmentation finesse in the current tea spot segmentation models,a novel diagnosis of the severity of tea spots was proposed in this research,designated as MDC-U-Net3+,to enhance segmentation accuracy on the base framework of U-Net3+.[Methods]Multi-scale feature fusion module(MSFFM)was incorporated into the backbone network of U-Net3+to obtain feature information across multiple receptive fields of diseased spots,thereby reducing the loss of features within the encoder.Dual multi-scale attention(DMSA)was incorporated into the skip connection process to mitigate the segmentation boundary ambiguity issue.This integration facilitates the comprehensive fusion of fine-grained and coarse-grained semantic information at full scale.Furthermore,the segmented mask image was subjected to conditional random fields(CRF)to enhance the optimization of the segmentation results[Results and Discussions]The improved model MDC-U-Net3+achieved a mean pixel accuracy(mPA)of 94.92%,accompanied by a mean Intersection over Union(mIoU)ratio of 90.9%.When compared to the mPA and mIoU of U-Net3+,MDC-U-Net3+model showed improvements of 1.85 and 2.12 percentage points,respectively.These results illustrated a more effective segmentation performance than that achieved by other classical semantic segmentation models.[Conclusions]The methodology presented herein could provide data support for automated disease detection and precise medication,consequently reducing the losses associated with tea diseases.
