Paper

Year

Objectives

Algorithms

Data used

Results

[10]

2018

Identification of leaf diseases in Mango plant species.

CNN with three hidden layers inspired by VGG-16, VGG-19 and Alexnet.

Dataset consisting of 1200 mango leaf images (captured by a digital camera) of diseased and healthy leaves.

96.67%

[7]

2019

Automatic and an early diagnosis of a disease and its severity in mango leaves.

Multilayer Convolutional Neural Network (MCNN) based on AlexNet architecture.

Dataset of 1070 mango tree leaves images captured on real-time and 1130 images from PlantVillage Dataset.

Accuracy: 97.13%; Missing Report rate: 2.87; False report rate: 0

[2]

2019

Detection and identification of mango leaf diseases.

ResNet-CNN (ResNet18, ResNet34 and ResNet50) + Transfer Learning.

Original mango dataset comprises 8853 images captured infield; and Mango leaflet dataset of 8852 images after data augmentation.

ResNet18: 91%; ResNet34: 90.88% and ResNet50: 91.50%

[25]

2019

Defects detection on the surface of mango fruit.

LabView.

180 mango fruits images of two indian categories (Chausa and Dashehari) with various degrees of defects acquired using color (RGB) camera.

accuracy: 88.6% efficiency: 93.3%

[3]

2020

Mangoes quality grading.

The deep learning models selected for our classification task are AlexNet, VGGs, and ResNets + Transfer Learning.

Dataset of 6400 images (AICUP2020) of single mangos each labeled with a quality grade of either A, B, or C based on the evenness of color and severity of defect or diseases.

accuracy: 83.5%

[6]

2020

Detection of early disease on plant leaves with small disease blobs, which can only be detected with higher resolution images.

ANN (Feed-Forward Neural Network) and Hybrid Metaheuristic Feature Selection in comparison with CNN models (AlexNet, VGG16, ResNet-50).

Dataset of 450 images of mango leaves, which belong to four different types (three diseases and one healthy). The images are captured using a camera in the resolution of 3096 × 3096 pixels with no background under different lighting conditions in a chamber.

FFNN proposed: 89.41%