This model is designed to classify grapevine leaves as either "healthy" or affected by Esca disease. For this model, healthy is defined as not having signs of Esca, meaning signs of blight, rot, and other infections will be classified as healthy/non-Esca. Esca is a serious fungal disease that affects grapevines, causing significant damage to vineyards. Early detection of Esca can help in managing and controlling its spread, ensuring healthier vineyards and better grape yields.
Model Details
Model Architecture: Convolutional Neural Network (CNN)
Input: Images of grape leaves
Output: Binary classification indicating whether the leaf is healthy or affected by Esca
The model was trained on a dataset of grapevine leaves collected from various vineyards. The dataset includes:
Healthy Leaves: Images of grapevine leaves that are not affected by Esca disease but may contain other diseases.
Esca-Affected Leaves: Images of grapevine leaves showing symptoms of Esca disease, such as discoloration, brown spots, and unusual texture.
Data Source
The dataset used to train this model is sourced from the Grapevine Disease Dataset available under the CC0 Public Domain Dedication.
Model Performance
Evaluation Metrics
The model was evaluated using standard classification metrics, including precision, recall, and F1-score, for both classes (healthy and Esca-affected).