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Haoxin Guo¹, Jiarui Liu¹, Yan Li¹

¹China Agricultural University, Beijing 100083, China.

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This study introduces a novel maxmin-diffusion mechanism for agricultural disease detection, enhancing accuracy and robustness in smart agriculture. The model efficiently identifies plant diseases, even on mobile devices.

Keywords:

lightweight model deployment machine learning smart agriculture time-series model tomato disease detection

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Agricultural Science
Computer Science
Artificial Intelligence

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Automated disease detection is crucial for agricultural modernization.
Traditional models struggle with complex diseases and time-series data.
Existing methods face accuracy and robustness challenges.

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To develop an accurate and robust disease detection model for agriculture.
To introduce the novel maxmin-diffusion mechanism.
To enable efficient disease detection on mobile devices.

Main Methods:

Proposed a disease detection model utilizing the maxmin-diffusion mechanism.
Dynamically adjusted attention weights to focus on disease regions.
Performed lightweight optimization for mobile deployment.

Main Results:

Achieved high performance in bacterial spot disease detection (Precision: 0.98, Recall: 0.95, Accuracy: 0.96, mIoU: 0.96).
Demonstrated superior fine-grained feature extraction and time-series processing compared to traditional mechanisms.
Showcased enhanced accuracy and robustness in dynamic disease recognition.

Conclusions:

The maxmin-diffusion mechanism significantly improves disease segmentation accuracy and robustness.
The lightweight model offers high-precision detection suitable for resource-constrained mobile devices.
Provides strong technical support for smart agriculture applications.