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Table 1.

Research on smart horticulture.

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Fig 1.

DWC setup of the system.

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Fig 2.

Block diagram of the system.

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Fig 3.

Hardware architecture of the system.

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List of entities.

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Fig 4.

Software architecture of the system.

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Fig 5.

Usecase diagram of the mobile application.

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Fig 6.

A DL workflow for plant disease identification.

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Fig 7.

Dataset sample for disease detection.

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Fig 8.

DL pipeline for plant disease detection, from initial leaf image acquisition to the final classification of the leaf’s health status.

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Fig 9.

Flowchart for image-based disease prediction process.

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Fig 10.

Prototype of the system.

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Table 3.

Cost estimation of current study.

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Fig 11.

Sensor data stored in a database.

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Fig 12.

Plant details features.

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Fig 13.

Live sensor data.

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Fig 14.

Notification for unwanted situation.

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Fig 15.

Disease detection and solution providing.

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Table 4.

Different model performance metrics comparison with HCNet.

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Table 5.

HCNet model performance by disease type.

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Table 6.

Expanded model comparison table: complexity, size, time, and efficiency.

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Fig 16.

Graphs of model training with dynamics epochs.

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Fig 17.

Classification outcomes for plant leaf diseases, actual conditions with predicted labels and associated confidence scores.

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Fig 18.

Survey report representation.

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