Encrypt Decrypt ReLU Activated UNet Prototype based Prediction of Leaf Disease Segmentation

The issues of sustainable agriculture and climate change are intimately linked to the problem of effective leaf disease prevention. In practice, the primary method for identifying and detecting plant diseases is expert observation with the unaided eye. However, this necessitates for the ongoing supervision of specialists, which can be too costly for big farms. The automatic identification of leaf diseases is a significant area of research because it might be useful for monitoring vast agricultural fields and identify diseases based only on symptoms that occur on the leaves of the plants. This paper recommends ReLU Activated UNet (RAA-UNet) that categorizes the leaf diseases with high precision. The KAGGLE Leaf disease Dataset that contains 2094 leaf images were used for implementation. The dataset consists of 1047 leaf image and 1047 respective leaf images that have been segmented. The proposed ReLU Activated UNet initiates by creating masked leaf images by masking the original image with a segmented leaf image. To classify the leaf disease, the masked leaf images are assigned to ReLU Activated UNet with contracting and expansion which was activated using Relu Activation function. The proposed ReLU Activated UNet and conventional CNN models are fitted to the masked leaf images. As demonstrated by the experiments, the proposed ReLU Activated UNet model works better with a high accuracy of 98.85% in the classification of leaf disease like leaf spot, blight and powdery mildew.