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Fig 1.

The pipeline of the plant phenotyping system.

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Fig 2.

The hardware setup.

A: System layout. B: The plant-phenotyping room. C,D: System configuration; the robotic arm moves the module from tray to tray and acquires top-view images.

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Fig 3.

Top-view images.

A: Top-view original tray images using color marker detection. B: The warped image based on the color markers.

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Fig 4.

Top-view images.

A: Estimation of tray edge coordinates. B: A cropped single-pot image.

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Fig 5.

Top view of a tray showing pot labeling.

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Fig 6.

Superpixel images.

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Fig 7.

Plant-growth visualization; tracking plant area over time.

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Fig 8.

The ground-truth image-creation user interface.

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Fig 9.

A validation dataset (left) and a test dataset (right).

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Fig 10.

The F1 scores of the three classifiers.

A: F1 scores of validation data sets. B: F1 scores of test data sets.

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Fig 11.

Segmentation results after post-processing using three trained classifiers (Original, SVM, MLP, and RF).

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Fig 12.

Precision-recall curves of the three classifiers.

A: Precision-recall curves of validation data sets. B: Precision-recall curves of test data sets.

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Table 1.

Comparison of mean Average Precision.

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Table 2.

Comparison of learning computation time.

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Fig 13.

Plant-growth analysis; tracking plant area over time.

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