DEVELOPMENT OF AN AUTOMATED GRADING SYSTEM OF WHITE PEA BEANS USING IMAGE PROCESSING TECHNIQUES CONVERGENCE WITH ANN
Domaine:
agricultureType de record:
software
Créateur:
MES
Éditeur:
Dr.Mr.
Éditeur:
Nat
Hôte:
White pea bean is a very important crop where its circulation in the market has to conform to the rules of quality inspection. Currently, white pea bean sample quality inspection is performed manually by human experts through visual evaluation and the constituents classified into foreign matter, rotten and diseased, healthy, broken, discolored, shriveled and pest damaged kernels. However, visual evaluation requires significant amount of time, trained and experienced people. Besides, it is affected by bias and inconsistencies associated with human nature. Such approach will not be satisfactory for large scale inspection and grading unless fully automated.
The goal of this research work is to develop a system capable of assessing the quality of White pea bean sample constituents using digital image processing techniques and artificial neural network classifier based on the standard for white pea bean set by the Ethiopian Standards Agency. A total of 24 features (14 color, 8 shape and 2 size) have been identified to model white pea bean sample constituents. For classification of White pea bean samples, a feedforward artificial neural network classifier with backpropagation learning algorithm, 24 input and 7 output nodes, corresponding to the number of features and classes respectively has been designed. The network is trained and its performance is compared against other classifiers both empirically and based on supporting facts from the literature. For the purpose of training the classifier, a total of 602 kernels and foreign matters have been collected from Ethiopian Grain Trade Enterprise. The training data is randomly apportioned into training (70%) and testing (30%). The classifier achieved an overall classification accuracy of 96.8%. The success rates for detecting foreign, rotten and diseased, healthy, broken, discolored, shriveled and pest damaged kernels are 94.9%, 96.5%, 96.3%, 97%, 97.9%, 97%, and 97.6%, respectively.
The goal of this research work is to develop a system capable of assessing the quality of White pea bean sample constituents using digital image processing techniques and artificial neural network classifier based on the standard for white pea bean set by the Ethiopian Standards Agency. A total of 24 features (14 color, 8 shape and 2 size) have been identified to model white pea bean sample constituents. For classification of White pea bean samples, a feedforward artificial neural network classifier with backpropagation learning algorithm, 24 input and 7 output nodes, corresponding to the number of features and classes respectively has been designed. The network is trained and its performance is compared against other classifiers both empirically and based on supporting facts from the literature. For the purpose of training the classifier, a total of 602 kernels and foreign matters have been collected from Ethiopian Grain Trade Enterprise. The training data is randomly apportioned into training (70%) and testing (30%). The classifier achieved an overall classification accuracy of 96.8%. The success rates for detecting foreign, rotten and diseased, healthy, broken, discolored, shriveled and pest damaged kernels are 94.9%, 96.5%, 96.3%, 97%, 97.9%, 97%, and 97.6%, respectively.