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RICE PADDY MOISTURE CONTENT CLASSIFICATION USING CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORK
Author: Rose Ann R. Navales; Judy Ann Soliman; Marlou B. Toledo; Filbert O. Tucio
2022 Computer Science

The research, “Rice Paddy Moisture Content Classification using Convolutional Neural Network,” was created to assist rice farmers and dealers in classifying rice paddy to determine moisture content. Also, the researcher used an experimental research design to perform research in an objective and controlled manner in training the model. The researchers collected 1000 palay image datasets and developed a model to determine the moisture content of the palay. Newly harvested palay that haven’t exposed to the sun classified as High. On the other hand, palay exposed to sun for two to five hours classified as High Medium. The moisture content that is milled to produce rice is Medium Low, whereas the moisture palay level that can stock is Low. the training with an image size of 144x144 results less training time and approximately 80%accuracy rate. Trying other image sizes with the same epoch batch size makes significant changes in training time and accuracy, a higher image size of 256x256 takes a lot of computing power and longer training time, it also makes the accuracy high but sometimes it results in low accuracy. It also applied when training low image size but less training time, computing power, and resources. Hence, it concluded that the Convolutional Neural Network algorithm can take any images of different image sizes as long as the computing power and resources are available. In this case, the researcher used this algorithm to classify the image of the palay into four classifications to determine its moisture content.


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