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Characteristic wavelength selection for rice blast based on hyperspectral remote sensing and deep convolutional

Yashi Wang¹, Hongze Zhang¹, Shuaipeng Wang¹

¹School of Information and Electrical Engineering, Shenyang Agricultural University, Shenyang, China.

Pest Management Science

|June 10, 2026

Summary

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This study introduces a new hyperspectral imaging method using deep learning and attribution analysis to precisely identify rice blast disease. The approach enhances spectral feature extraction for improved disease detection accuracy.

Keywords:

characteristic wavelength deep learning hyperspectral model attribution analysis rice blast

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Area of Science:

Agricultural remote sensing
Plant pathology
Machine learning for agriculture

Background:

Hyperspectral remote sensing is crucial for detecting rice blast, but current methods struggle with data redundancy and interpretability.
Existing dimensionality reduction techniques often fail to extract the most informative spectral features for disease severity assessment.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an advanced feature wavelength selection method for hyperspectral data.
To integrate deep learning with model attribution analysis for precise rice blast detection.
To extract key spectral features across varying disease severity levels.

Main Methods:

A novel Dilated Convolution and Deformable Convolution-Residual Network (DCR-ResNet) was developed to analyze spectral features.
Integrated Gradient (IG) and Gradient-weighted Class Activation Mapping (Grad-CAM) were combined for spectral wavelength selection.
Statistical and modeling analyses were used to validate the method's effectiveness.

Main Results:

The DCR-ResNet combined with IG-GradCAM identified spectral features with high separability and compactness.
Models using selected wavelengths outperformed those using conventional methods, achieving up to 86.2% accuracy.
Classification performance was significantly improved compared to traditional dimensionality reduction techniques.

Conclusions:

The DCR-ResNet and IG-GradCAM method enhances hyperspectral feature extraction accuracy for rice blast.
This approach offers an efficient and feasible solution for precise rice blast identification using remote sensing data.