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TCSRNet: a lightweight tobacco leaf curing stage recognition network model.

Panzhen Zhao^1,2, Songfeng Wang¹, Shijiang Duan³

¹Tobacco Research Institute of Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Qingdao, China.

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|January 2, 2025

Summary

This study introduces TCSRNet, a lightweight model for tobacco leaf curing stage recognition. It achieves high accuracy with reduced computational cost, supporting smart tobacco curing technologies.

Keywords:

attention mechanism image classification lightweight network model smart agriculture tobacco leaf curing stage

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Area of Science:

Agricultural Technology
Computer Vision
Machine Learning

Background:

Current image classification models face challenges in balancing accuracy and efficiency for tobacco leaf curing stage recognition.
Computational constraints and environmental factors in tobacco curing limit the practical deployment of existing models.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a lightweight classification network model, TCSRNet, for efficient and accurate recognition of tobacco leaf curing stages.
To improve the computational efficiency and accuracy of models used in smart tobacco curing applications.

Main Methods:

Developed TCSRNet, a lightweight network incorporating Inception structures with parallel convolutional branches for multi-receptive field feature capture.
Integrated Ghost modules to significantly reduce computational complexity and parameter count via parameter sharing.
Designed a Multi-scale Adaptive Attention Module (MAAM) to enhance perception of key visual features like texture and color.

Main Results:

TCSRNet achieved 90.35% accuracy on a custom tobacco leaf curing stage dataset with 158.136 MFLOPs and 1.749M parameters.
Outperformed established models like ResNet34, GhostNet, and MobileNetV3 in accuracy, FLOPs, and parameter count.
Demonstrated 97.15% accuracy on the V2 Plant Seedlings dataset, indicating strong generalization capabilities.

Conclusions:

TCSRNet offers a superior balance of accuracy and computational efficiency for tobacco leaf curing stage recognition.
The model provides theoretical support for advancing smart tobacco curing technologies and the digital transformation of the tobacco industry.