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  • Early determination of cocoa pod maturity is crucial for harvest quality, yield optimization, and resource management.
  • Immature or overripe pods result in lower quality cocoa beans, impacting profitability.
  • Current methods for assessing maturity can be subjective and prone to human error.

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  • To develop and evaluate an objective, rapid method for assessing cocoa pod maturity using artificial intelligence and computer vision.
  • To improve decision-making for optimal harvest timing, maximizing plantation yield and quality.
  • To reduce losses associated with premature or late harvesting.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized computer vision techniques with the gray level co-occurrence matrix (GLCM) algorithm for feature extraction.
  • Analyzed images in both RGB (red, green, blue) and LAB (luminance, axis between red and green, axis between yellow and blue) color spaces.
  • Applied and combined various classification algorithms using stacking and voting ensemble techniques for enhanced accuracy.

Main Results:

  • Ensemble methods, particularly in the LAB color space, achieved superior performance.
  • Voting and stacking techniques in the LAB color space scored 98.49% and 98.71% accuracy, respectively.
  • RGB color space analysis yielded slightly lower but still high accuracy, with voting at 96.59% and stacking at 97.06%.

Conclusions:

  • The combination of computer vision, AI, and ensemble methods offers a highly effective approach for accurate cocoa pod maturity classification.
  • The proposed method significantly surpasses existing literature results, demonstrating its potential to revolutionize cocoa farming practices.
  • Further exploration of ensemble techniques is recommended for optimizing performance in complex agricultural classification tasks.