Pest and Disease Identification with Incomplete Data
Abstract
The problem of similarity of the symptoms causes a high degree of ambiguity in identifying pests and diseases, another problem in identifying pests and diseases is the incomplete symptoms (missing data) are told by the farmers because the symptoms conveyed have similarities with pests and other diseases making it difficult to identify. The objective of this study is to identify pests and diseases based on incomplete data. The similarity method with Jaccard Similarity (JS), Cosine Similarity (CS), and Dice Similarity (DS) is used to solve the problem of incomplete data. The purpose of the three methods is to find the best accuracy to solve the problem of incomplete data of symptoms to identify the pests and diseases of rice plants. The result of the experiment shows DS obtained the highest performance of accuracy compared to JS and CS.
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