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Prediction of Strawberry Leaf Color Using RGB Mean Values Based on Soil Physicochemical Parameters Using Machine Learning Modelsopen access

Authors
Madhavi, Bolappa Gamage KaushalyaBasak, Jayanta KumarPaudel, BholaKim, Na EunChoi, Gyeong MunKim, Hyeon Tae
Issue Date
May-2022
Publisher
MDPI
Keywords
strawberry leaf color; multiple linear regression; gradient boost regression; RGB mean values; soil physicochemical parameters
Citation
AGRONOMY-BASEL, v.12, no.5
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SCIE
SCOPUS
Journal Title
AGRONOMY-BASEL
Volume
12
Number
5
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/gnu/handle/sw.gnu/1360
DOI
10.3390/agronomy12050981
ISSN
2073-4395
Abstract
Intensively grown strawberries in a greenhouse require frequent and precise soil physicochemical constituents for optimal production. Strawberry leaf color analyses are the most effective way to evaluate soil status and protect against excess environmental nutrients and financial setbacks. Meanwhile, precision agriculture (PA) endorsements have been utilized to mimic solutions to these problems. This research aimed to create machine learning models such as multiple linear regression (MLR) and gradient boost regression (GBR) for simulating strawberry leaf color changes related to soil physicochemical components and plant age using RGB (red, green, and blue) mean values. The soil physicochemical properties of the largest varied colored leaves of strawberry were precisely measured by a multifunctional soil sensor from the rooting zones. Simultaneously, 400 strawberry leaflets were detached in each vegetative and reproductive stage, and individual leaves were captured using a digital imaging system. The RGB mean values of colored images were extracted using the image segmentation algorithms of image processing technique. Consequently, MLR and GBR models were developed to predict leaf RGB mean values based on soil physicochemical measurements and plant age. The GBR model vigorously fitted with RGB mean values throughout the growth stage, with R-2 and RMSE values of (R = 0.77, 7.16, G = 0.72, 7.37, and B = 0.70, 5.68), respectively. Furthermore, the MLR model performed moderately with R-2 and RMSE values of (R = 0.67, 8.59, G = 0.57, 9.12, and B = 0.56, 6.81) when consecutively predicting RGB mean values in strawberry leaves. Eventually, the GBR model performed more effectively than the MLR model with high-performance metrics. In addition, the leaf color model uses visualization technology to measure growth progress, and it performs well in predicting dynamic changes in strawberry leaf color.
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