Design and implementation of AI system for fast and reliable weed control
快速可靠的杂草控制人工智能系统的设计与实现
基本信息
- 批准号:2461075
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2020 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Research plan for PhD Research question The research question being asked here to solve is to design and implement a fast AI system for weed control. The goal is to create a reliable system which satisfies a few key requirements. - Real-time functionality - Quick and efficient weed detection among different types of crops - Isolate the region of interest to pinpoint the location better - Navigate the robots to the affected area and find the best possible method to eradicate the unwanted growth - Usable in different angles and circumstances There are additional requirements which does not come into question immediately but falls under additional tasks which act as catalysts for the system to be scalable and efficient. - Identifying the type of weed - Morphological properties of the weed - Augmented reality (3D modelling of the scenario leading to better identification and research) - Creating a mechanism for the weed to be removed using the hardware available - Identifying the level of contamination in the crop fields to determine the priority and acting on it There are a few optional additions that can be made that can further enhance the quality of agriculture while working on the research at hand. - Using the real-time image classification to detect visual inconsistencies in the crops to detect fungal or bacterial infections early - Identifying pests affected areas to avoid infestation and limiting chemical use Why is it important? The agriculture industry is very diverse across the globe. While a lot of the Asian countries rely on cheap labour and manpower to cultivate the land and maintain the crops, the western world relies more on scientific advancement and heavy machinery. Both parts are seemingly progressing and relying more and more on genetic development and usage of chemicals. The chemicals in use in these cases fall predominantly on the pesticide and herbicide portion. This requires tremendous amount of manpower to identify and apply these chemicals to the affected areas. The cheaper and quicker option would be the application of mass herbicide which opens the gates for pollution and degradation of soil quality. This can leave long-term impacts on the environment which can render the land unusable in the near future. The best solution in this case is to identify the affected areas using artificial intelligence and apply concentrated amounts of herbicide there to eradicate the weeds early and often so the impact on the environment in minimal. This is why an accurate method for detecting the location of the weeds and establishing an automated real-time method to eradicate them is necessary. Methodology Without extensively reviewing the current standards, the simple methodology,Methodology Without extensively reviewing the current standards, the simple methodology for this project would be to proceed using a task division and isolation method. The methods works as separate standalone methods which function independently and relies on the inputs and outputs of the other methods. The main methods in this case would be the dataset preparation, segmentation, feature extraction and the classification methods. The datasets used in the project would be subject to the availability from the industrial partner (Small robot company). The datasets would be the key factors of the project as the angles and the types of crop would navigate the way to go forward with the other tasks. The preparation would follow the likely normalisation of the images and how the images would compare to real-time data. Making sure the data is as close to the actual application as possible. The dataset would also guide the way for the segmentation task to commence. The segmentation task would be a simple resizing task where the region of interest would be isolated from the complete image. T
博士研究计划研究问题这里要解决的研究问题是设计和实现一个用于杂草控制的快速AI系统。我们的目标是创建一个满足几个关键要求的可靠系统。- 实时功能-在不同类型的作物中快速有效地检测杂草-隔离感兴趣的区域以更好地确定位置-将机器人导航到受影响的区域并找到最佳方法来根除不必要的生长-可用于不同的角度和环境有一些额外的要求,这些要求不会立即引起问题,但福尔斯属于作为催化剂的额外任务使系统具有可扩展性和高效性。- 识别杂草的类型-杂草的形态特征-增强现实(场景的3D建模导致更好的识别和研究)-使用可用的硬件创建一个用于清除杂草的机制-确定农田中的污染水平,以确定优先级并采取行动有一些可选的补充措施可以进一步提高质量在从事农业研究的同时。- 使用实时图像分类来检测作物中的视觉不一致性,从而及早发现真菌或细菌感染-识别受虫害影响的区域,以避免虫害并限制化学品的使用为什么它很重要?农业产业在地球仪上非常多样化。很多亚洲国家依靠廉价劳工和人力来耕种土地和维持作物,而西方世界则更依赖科学进步和重型机械。这两个部分似乎都在进步,越来越依赖于基因开发和化学品的使用。在这些情况下使用的化学品主要属于杀虫剂和除草剂部分。这需要大量的人力来识别这些化学品并将其应用于受影响的地区。更便宜和更快的选择是使用大量除草剂,这为污染和土壤质量退化打开了大门。这可能会对环境造成长期影响,使土地在不久的将来无法使用。在这种情况下,最好的解决方案是使用人工智能识别受影响的区域,并在那里使用集中量的除草剂,以便尽早根除杂草,通常对环境的影响最小。这就是为什么需要一种精确的方法来检测杂草的位置并建立自动化的实时方法来根除它们。在不广泛审查现行标准的情况下,本项目的简单方法是使用任务分工和隔离方法。该等方法作为独立方法运作,独立运作并依赖其他方法之输入及输出。在这种情况下,主要的方法将是数据集准备,分割,特征提取和分类方法。项目中使用的数据集将取决于工业合作伙伴(小型机器人公司)的可用性。数据集将是该项目的关键因素,因为作物的角度和类型将引导其他任务的前进方向。准备工作将遵循图像的可能标准化以及图像如何与实时数据进行比较。确保数据尽可能接近实际应用。数据集还将指导分割任务的开始方式。分割任务将是一个简单的分割任务,其中感兴趣的区域将从完整的图像中分离出来。不
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
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