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TEAM MEMBERS:
KALPANA CHAWLA S – 20CS019
RIDHANYA R – 20CS041
SHAHIN NISHA S - 20CS048
GUIDE:
MR.R.RAJKUMAR
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
DEPARTMENT OF CSE
Medicinal Plant
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OBJECTIVE
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ABSTRACT
• In this world there are thousands of plant species available, and plants
have medicinal values. Medicinal plants play a very active role in health-
care traditions. Ayurveda is one of the oldest of medicinal science that is
used even today.
• So proper identification of the medicinal plants has major benefits for not
only manufacturing medicines but also for forest department peoples, life
scientists, physicians, medication laboratories, government, and the pub-
lic.
• There may be chances to misidentification, which leads to certain side ef-
fects and may lead to serious problems. This chapter focuses on creation of
image dataset by using a mobile-based tool for image acquisition, which
helps to capture the structured images, and reduces the effort of data clean-
ing. This chapter also suggests that by ANN, CNN, or PNN classifier, the
classification can be done accurately.
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INTRODUCTION
• The world bears thousands of plant species, many of which have medicinal
values , others are close to extinction, and still others that are harmful to
man.
• Not only are plants an essential resources for human beings , but they form
the base of all food chains.
• To use and protect plant species, it is crucial to study and classify plants
correctly.
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EXISTING SYSTEM
• Several studies have been conducted in order to develop tools for the iden-
tification of plants during the last to years.
• One of the most authoritative works in the field of plant classification has
been done by Wu et al.
• From five basic geometric features , and then principle component Analy-
sis(PCA) is used for dimension reduction so that fewer inputs could be
sent to a probabilities neural network(PNN).
• They achieved an average accuracy of 90.3% with the Flavia dataset.
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PROBLEM DEFINITION
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PROPOSED SYSTEM
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FLOWCHART
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SOLUTION
• The proposed solution for identifying medicinal plants in the wild utilizes a
Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) – an artificial intelligence algorithm
designed to recognize patterns in images.
• To implement this, a diverse dataset of images featuring various medicinal
plants in their natural environments is collected. The CNN is then trained
this dataset, allowing it to learn and distinguish unique visual characteristic
of each plant.
• Subsequently, the trained model undergoes testing and validation on new,
previously unseen images to ensure accurate identification. The ultimate
goal to deploy the CNN in a practical tool or mobile application, enabling
users to capture images of plants in the wild, and have the algorithm
analyze these images to identify whether the plant is of medicinal value.
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SOLUTION
• This classification result and the details on the plant will be displayed on an
Interactive user interface. This approach offers a technologically
advanced and accessible means for herbalists, researchers, or enthusiasts to
quickly and accurately recognize medicinal plants during fieldwork. Contin-
uous improvement is achieved by refining The CNN's accuracy
through the incorporation of additional data and periodic model up-
dates, ensuring its effectiveness and relevance over time.
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CONCLUSION
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