Authors: R. K. Samanta, Indrajit Ghosh
Tea is one of the major health drinks of our society. It is a perennial crop in India and other countries. One of the production barriers of tea is insect pests. This paper presents an automatic diagnosis system for detecting tea insect pests based on artificial neural networks. We apply correlation-based feature selection (CFS) and incremental back propagation network (IBPLN). This is applied on a new database created by the authors based on the records of tea gardens of North Bengal Districts of India. We compare classification results with reduction of dimension and without reduction of dimension. The correct classification rate of the proposed system is 100% in both the cases.
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