Abstract: The present invention provides a vision based rapid, non-destructive, and automated method for Grading Chilli Quality comprising of image data collection, pre-processing, normalization, segmentation, and feature extraction by incorporating AI/ML & IoT technologies which facilitates real-time, non-destructive chilli quality grading and an optimized Convolutional Neural Network model is deployed on an NCS edge device 301/ On Prem Device 501, obviating the need for carrying bulky hardware to fields across geographical locations. The present invention comprises of a 3-step process under which Step 1 includes Input Image, Pre-processing, Normalization & Segmentation, Step 2 includes training of labelled chilli dataset and processing it using grading/classification model hosted on laptop/ server/ On Prem device, Step 3 includes the three grade classification, distinguishing chilli samples into Chilli Grade 1 (Good), Chilli Grade 2 (Medium) and Chilli Grade 3 (Defect) categories marking a transformative shift, ensuring sophisticated, efficient, and portable solution for grading chilli quality and based on color content.
1. A vision based rapid, non-destructive, and automated method for grading chili quality comprises of an image data collection (1), pre-processing, normalization mechanism, segmentation, feature extraction (2), wireless based sensors systems, machine vision learning, neural network systems, real-time data acquisition from chilli samples (1), measuring the spectrophotometer color values (8), on-site computation, Neural Compute Stick, On-Prem device (5) and an optimized CNN model; said optimized CNN model, hosted in an edge device, grades/classifies chilli samples and said feature extraction involves capturing of details related to the color, texture, and statistical parameters of the chilli samples (4).
2. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said Convolutional Neural Network model is trained (3) for chilli grading using pre-processed labelled datasets using precise color, texture, and statistical features.
3. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said an image data collection is done by employing wireless sensor-based systems for efficient collection of chilli sample images and real-time data acquisition (2); said pre-processing phase ensures and enhances data quality of the images received as input from image data collection module.
4. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said feature extraction involves comprehensive feature extraction methods, encompassing color, texture, and statistical parameters to provide nuanced evaluation of chilli samples.
5. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said flexibility in deployment is achieved by hosting the classification model on both cloud platforms as well as On-Prem devices.
6. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 5, wherein said the chilli grading/classification model hosted on an On-Prem Device (3) comprising of: a) training of model, b) profiling, tuning, compiling and, c) prototyping.
7. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said measuring the spectrophotometer color Values samples (8), comprising factors, L*, representing the lightness on a scale of 0 to 100; a* and b*, representing the chromaticity of the samples; and DE*, representing the total color difference value.
8. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said method for comprehensively evaluating chilli samples, comprising: h) applying deep learning methods within a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model; i) the optimized CNN model is deployed on a Neural Compute Stick edge device; j) extracting features from the chilli samples, including color, texture, and statistical parameters; k) training the CNN model to recognize and analyze the extracted features; l) treating a comprehensive dataset for nuanced evaluation of the chilli samples based on the analyzed features; m) the user can test the query chilli image sample based on chilli inference model on edge device and output the chilli quality; n) the CNN model’s adaptability allows it to learn and adjust to new chilli varieties, ensuring its widespread effectiveness and versatility.
9. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said an edge device for real-time monitoring and analysis, comprising: d) an optimized convolutional neural network (CNN) model for on-site computation; e) a Neural Compute Stick (301) integrated on the chip, configured as a neural network accelerator for managing deep learning applications, and; f) delivering 1 TFLOPS of performance for a small package that fits into hand-held device and delivers high- performance even in severely power-constrained environments.
10. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said method involves steps of: k) an input image, involves a module for efficient collection of chilli sample images; l) employing wireless sensor-based systems for real-time data acquisition; m) a pre-processing phase ensuring data quality; n) normalization & segmentation ensures consistent and standardized input, and enhances the delineation of chilli features respectively, contributing to the accuracy of the grading process; o) feature extraction methods, encompassing color, texture, and statistical parameters to provide a nuanced evaluation of chilli samples; p) training of labelled datasets; q) a database of labelled training images to train the model on a Cluster; r) make it available as a trained network for remotely operated devices; s) chilli grading/classification model hosted on laptops, cloud platforms or an On-Prem device (5); t) a three-grade classification system, distinguishing chilli samples into Chilli Grade 1 (Good), Chilli Grade 2 (Medium) and Chilli Grade 3 (Defect) categories based on the features, encompassing color, texture and statistical parameters.
Description:Field of the Invention
The invention relates to the field of agricultural technology and quality assessment. More particularly the invention provides a methodology for Chilli quality identification and grading. Even more particularly the invention provides rapid, non-destructive, and Automated method for Grading Chilli Quality and Colour Count using IOT & edge analytics.
Background of the Invention
In the agricultural landscape, the grading of chilli produce has long been a manual and time-consuming process, fraught with subjectivity and inefficiencies. Traditional methods involve manual inspection or chemical analyses, leading to inconsistencies and delays in decision making for farmers and industries alike. Recognizing these challenges, present invention emerges as a response to the critical need for a technologically advanced solution that streamlines the chilli grading process.
In the past, chilli grading relied on human judgement, resulting in subjective evaluations that varied across individuals. Additionally, chemical method such as High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) or Photo spectrometer analysis were employed, necessitating time-consuming processes and sending samples to food labs for testing. This manual and chemical centric approach not only proved inefficient but also posed challenges in maintaining the quality of oleoresin, a vital component in various industries like cosmetics, food and pharmaceuticals. Consequently, there emerged a compelling necessity for a non-destructive, real-time grading system that could accurately grade chilli quality. Many researchers and inventors have worked on it and developed some related works but they are lacking in design and missing some features. Some of such inventions are discussed below.
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facilitating development of intelligence in an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) system can comprise a plurality of distinct data-handling layers. The plurality of distinct data-handling layers can comprise an industrial monitoring systems layer that collects data from or about a plurality of industrial entities in the IIoT system; an industrial entity- oriented data storage systems layer that stores the data collected by the industrial monitoring systems layer; an adaptive intelligent systems layer that facilitates the coordinated development and deployment of intelligent systems in the IIoT system; and an industrial management application platform layer that includes a plurality of applications and that manages the platform in a common application environment. The adaptive intelligent systems layer can include a robotic process automation system that develops and deploys automation capabilities for one or more of the pluralities of industrial entities in the IIoT system.
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which relates to a system (10) for grading an agricultural product (P) employing hyper-spectral imaging and analysis. The system includes at
least one light source (12) for providing a beam of light, an interferometer or a prism array for dispersing electromagnetic radiation emitted from said agricultural product (P) into a corresponding spectral image, a light measuring device for detecting component wavelengths within the corresponding spectral image and a processor (34) operable to compare the detected component wavelengths to a database of previously graded agricultural products to identify and select a grade for the agricultural product. A method for grading an agricultural product via hyper-spectral imaging and analysis is also provided.
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relates to a system and method for analysing quality measures related to grains using image classification convolutional neural networks- based prediction model to provide real time price prediction based on defects related to grain size, count and other quality parameters. The system comprises: a plurality of databases, a package holding module, a sensor unit, an image identification unit interconnected to the package holding module and a deep learning-based prediction model with a plurality of database systems via a cloud-based network. The method comprises obtaining images, processing, and storing the images in the database system, receiving and analysing an input image by a deep learning model, selecting appropriate model based on the processed image, generating prediction output based on the selected model in a form of a grain type and combining the sensor input and the prediction output generated by the sensor unit and prediction model.
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CHEMMIND TECH CO LTD dated 08/09/2021 which provides an agricultural product nutritional quality grading system based on artificial intelligence, and relates to the technical field of artificial intelligence. The system comprises the following steps: S1, detecting agricultural products, and inputting agricultural product detection data; S2, processing the detected data of the agricultural products; wherein the data processing comprises a multispectral instrument data processing system and an omics data analysis system; S3, carrying
out data modelling on the agricultural product nutritional quality basic database; S4, establishing a chemometrics and machine learning algorithm library for grading the agricultural products; and S5, constructing an agricultural product grading system. By the combination level of agricultural product detection and artificial intelligence, deep understanding of the material basis and the action rule of the nutritional quality of the agricultural products is promoted, grading of the agricultural products is promoted, and transformation development of agricultural production in China from survival type food supply to healthy type nutritional quality improvement is promoted.
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However, none of the invention discussed above provide a vision based rapid, non-destructive, and Automated method for
Grading Chili Quality and Color count which involves image data collection, wireless based sensor systems, chilli database preparation and integrates artificial intelligence, machine vision learning and IoT to create an optimized Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model. The said method provides the Grading Chili Quality, using vision features like color, texture, shape, and leveraging edge computing to bring computational power to the field, eliminating the need for bulky hardware.
Objective of the Invention
The main objective of the present invention is to provide a vision based rapid, non-destructive, and automated method for grading chilli quality and chilli color count to access dry chilli fruits & oleoresin.
Another objective of the present invention is to automate manual quality grading with scientific color grading on per with ASTA Colour units.
Another objective of the present invention is to develop a standard method as par with international standards and practices to help the sellers (producers, famers & institutes) then buyers (food/pharma/cosmetics/fabric-textile, meat industries, APMC’s- mandi’s, Spices-Boards & Farmer produce organization (FPO’s), Universities/Institutes) in deciding on procurement and inventory processes in national and international markets.
Another objective of the present invention is to deliver high- performance even in severely power-constrained environments like storage & godown facilities.
Another objective of the present invention is to ensure portability and eliminate reliance on bulky hardware.
Another objective of the present invention is to implement a vision- based AI and machine learning mechanism that provides a detailed analysis of chilli samples for the grading system.
Another objective of the present invention is to ensure real-time connectivity and monitoring capabilities for efficient data analysis.
Another objective of the present invention is to ensure model’s adaptability to deploy on both cloud services and On-Prem devices.
Summary of the invention
The present invention provides a vision based rapid, non-destructive, and automated method for grading chilli quality that focuses on automating the chilli grading process, providing accurate and efficient chilli quality assessment. The said method is anchored with advanced technologies like wireless based sensor systems, Artificial Intelligence, Machine vision Learning, neural network systems and deep learning systems optimizing the post-harvest chilli handling process. The key components include an optimized Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model deployed on an edge device, enabling real-time and non- destructive grading. The method encompasses image data collection, pre-processing, normalization, segmentation. Further, the labelled chilli dataset is trained, followed by the classification of chilli samples into three grades: Grade-1 (Good), Grade-2 (Medium), and Grade-3 (Defect), which further provides nuanced evaluations based on color, color units, texture, and statistical parameters. The method’s advantages extend to its portability, facilitated by edge computing, eliminating the need for bulky hardware. This innovation empowers farmers, traders, and industries with efficient, accurate, and portable chilli grading system, reshaping decision-making and resource management.
Statement of the invention
The present invention relates to a vision based rapid, non-destructive, and automated method for grading chili quality and base for scientific pricing of chilli as commodity for high value addition involving integration of Artificial Intelligence, Machine vision learning, and IoT technologies which facilitates real-time, non-destructive chilli quality grading; the present invention incorporates the deployment of CNN model on an edge device, streamlining the post-harvest process involving image data collection, pre-processing, normalization segmentation and feature extraction, wherein, the CNN model classifies chilli samples into three grades based on color, texture, and statistical features which eradicates the manual grading drawbacks and helps in pricing of raw materials, chilli produce, value-added products & chilli oleoresin trade for national & global trade for revenue estimation, procurement decisions, and efficient inventory management.
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Figure 1 shows the chilli grading/classification model hosted on cloud platform.
Figure 2 shows the Chilli Grading/Classification Model comprising of 4 steps elucidating the grading/classification method under which Step
1 includes Input Image, Pre-processing, Normalization & Segmentation, Step 2 includes training of labelled chilli dataset and processing it using grading/classification model hosted on laptop/ server/ On Prem device, Step 3 includes the three grade classification, distinguishing chilli samples into Chilli Grade 1 (Good), Chilli Grade 2 (Medium) and Chilli Grade 3 (Defect) categories.
Figure 3 shows the chilli grading/classification model hosted on an On-Prem Device comprising of a Neural Compute Stick (NCS) edge device 301, Development Host 302 and a Prototyping Host 303.
Figure 4 shows the different varieties of chilli used for the experiment/trials.
Figure 5 show the On-Prem Model-Prototyping Host comprising of Raspberry Pi 4 501, fitted in a case 502, and a 15W USB-C Power supply cord 503.
Figure 6 shows the test results on Prototype Model based on the classification performance of chilli grading.
Figure 7 shows the hue color model features for byadgi chilli varieties with stalk and destalked including semi dry and dry chilli samples.
Figure 8 shows the analysis report of dry red chilli samples.
Detailed description of the Invention
It should be noted that the particular description with features, designs, components, construction, working and embodiments set forth in the specification below are merely exemplary of the wide variety and arrangement of instructions which can be employed with the present invention. The present invention maybe embodied in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics thereof. All the features disclosed in this specification may be replaced by similar other or alternative features performing similar or same or equivalent purposes. Thus, unless expressly stated otherwise, they all are within the scope of present invention. Various modifications or substitutions are also possible without departing from the scope or spirit of the present invention. Therefore, it is to be understood that this specification has been described by way of the most preferred embodiments and for the purposes of illustration and not limitation.
The present invention provides a vision based rapid, non-destructive, and automated method for grading chili quality with integration of Artificial Intelligence, Machine vision learning, and IoT technologies
which facilitates real-time, non-destructive chilli quality and its oleoresin content grading. The present invention incorporates the deployment of an optimized Convolutional Neural Network model (1) on an edge device, that facilitates real-time, non-destructive grading in the field. Moreover, this innovation aims to address the limitations of manual grading and chemical methods by leveraging advanced technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine vision learning, and IoT.
The food industry and value addition industries purchase chilli produce with high-quality colour and chilli oil (Oleoresin). The present invention provides a method that grades quickly and non-destructively the best quality chilli produce with high oleoresin color. The said method for chilli quality grading considers the significant applications of oleoresin, also known as chilli oil because Oleoresin is a natural colorant used in coloring tablets, cosmetics, food, and fabrics in pharmaceutical applications due to restrictions on the use of synthetic chemicals in products intended for human consumption.
The present invention provides a method for image data collection, pre-processing, normalization, segmentation and feature extraction. The optimized CNN model, hosted on an edge device, grades/classifies chilli samples into three grades i.e., Chilli Grade-1 (Good), Chilli Grade-
2 (Medium), and Chilli Grade-3 (Defect). Furthermore, this invention leverages technologies like wireless based sensors systems, machine vision learning, neural network systems and deep learning, enhancing the post-harvest handling of the chilli produce and extending the marketable life of food produce (1).
The present invention provides a method that comprises of a wireless sensor-based image data collection module (2), a normalization mechanism, and an optimized CNN model for classification. The wireless-sensor based module ensures efficient and real-time data acquisition from chilli samples (1).
In the present invention, the technicalities incorporated the application of deep learning methods within the CNN model and it also includes feature extraction, which involves the capturing of details related to the color, texture, and statistical parameters of the chilli samples. The said CNN model is trained to recognize and analyze these features and create a comprehensive dataset for a nuanced evaluation of chilli samples (1 & 4). The use of deep learning methods ensures that the model can adapt and learn from diverse chilli varieties and environmental conditions, enhancing its robustness and reliability.
The present invention involves the deployment of the CNN model on an edge device employing the utilization of edge computing ensuring that computational power is readily available in the field, eliminating the need for the carrying bulky hardware to the fields across geographical locations.
In the present invention IoT technologies have been seamlessly integrated, enabling connectivity for real-time monitoring and analysis. The edge device, equipped with the optimized CNN model, facilitates on-site computation, eliminating the need for carrying bulky hardware. It also includes a Neural Compute Stick (301) which is a neural network accelerator on the chip, that allows managing deep learning applications based on neural networks. It is capable of delivering 1 TFLOPS of performance for a small package that fits into hand-held device and delivers high-performance even in severely power- constrained environments.
In the present invention, the optimized CNN model is deployed on a Neural Compute Stick edge device, where the user can test the query chilli image sample based on chilli inference model on edge device and output the chilli quality which elucidates the user-friendliness and portability of the method. Moreover, the CNN model’s adaptability allows it to learn and adjust to new chilli varieties, ensuring its widespread effectiveness and versatility.
The present invention provides a method that is non-destructive making it advantageous over the traditional manual grading methods as the present invention’s method involves an automated system for conducting evaluations without compromising the integrity of the chilli samples which not only preserves the quality of the produce but also minimized waste, aligning with sustainable agricultural practices.
The present invention provides a rapid, Non-destructive, and Automated system for Grading Chili Quality and color units that comprising the following steps (2):
• Collection of chilli sample images using the wireless sensor- based module;
• Pre-processing techniques are applied to ensure data quality;
• Normalization and segmentation for consistent and standardized inputs;
• Training of labelled chilli dataset and processing it through grading/classification model;
• Classification model categorizes chilli samples into three grades based on extracted features:
o Chilli Grade 1 (Good)
o Chilli Grade 2 (Medium)
o Chilli Grade 3 (Defect)
The Figure 1 discloses the chilli grading/classification model hosted on cloud platform, that involves a database of labelled training images to train the model on a Cluster and make it available as a trained network for remotely operated devices. The figure also shows the results for the input chili samples, which include Guntur, grade 1, and semi-dry varieties.
In the present invention, Figure 2 discloses the Chilli Grading/Classification Model comprising of a 4-step procedure that elucidates the grading/classification method under which Step 1 includes Input Image, which involves a module for efficient collection
of chilli sample images, employing wireless sensor-based systems for real-time data acquisition, Pre-processing, which involves a pre- processing phase ensuring data quality, Normalization & Segmentation which ensures consistent and standardized input, and enhances the delineation of chilli features respectively, contributing to the accuracy of the grading process; Step 2 includes feature extraction methods, encompassing color, texture, and statistical parameters to provide a nuanced evaluation of chilli samples; Step 3: includes a training of labelled datasets and process it further to the grading/classification model hosted on laptops, cloud platforms or an On-Prem device like Raspberry Pi 4 501, offering flexibility in deployment various operational requirements; Step 4 includes a three grade classification system, distinguishing chilli samples into Chilli Grade 1 (Good), Chilli Grade 2 (Medium) and Chilli Grade 3 (Defect) categories based on the features, encompassing color, texture and statistical parameters.
The Figure 3 discloses the chilli grading/classification model hosted on an On-Prem Device comprising of: a) training of model, b) profiling, tuning, compiling c) prototyping. The said chilli grading/classification model hosted on an On-Prem Device 501, a Neural Compute Stick edge device 301 which is a neural network accelerator on the chip and development host 302 are compiled with Neural Compute Stick 301 and Prototyping host 303, which allows it to tackle deep learning applications based on neural networks, capable of delivering 1 TFLOPS of performance for a small package that fits into hand-held device and delivers high-performance even in severely power-constrained environments.
The Figure 4 discloses the different varieties of chilli used in creating the dataset for the classification model. The input image is pre- processed, to ensure the data quality. Normalization and segmentation are incorporated to ensure consistent and standardized input and
enhance the delineation of chilli features respectively, which further proceeds to the training of labelled datasets and incorporation of grading/classification model hosted on laptops, servers or an On-prem device like Raspberry Pi 4 501. The Chilli dataset used in this method includes BN-Bhug Nag, BD-Byadagi-Dhabi, BMD-Byadgi-Med Dhabi, BSP-Byadgi single patta, GN-Guntur, JP-Jalpaneo, JW-Jwala, KS-Kesar, MD-Mandu, RP-Reshma Patta and SM-Surya Mukhi.
The Figure 5 discloses the On Prem Model–Prototyping Host comprising of a Raspberry Pi 4 Module 501, used for hosting the CNN classification model employing the utilization of edge computing ensuring that computational power is readily available in the field, eliminating the need for carrying bulky hardware to the fields; The said On Prem device is enclosed within a touchscreen case 502 to provide a casing to the module, and a 15W USB-C Power Supply cord 503 is available to supply power to the On Prem device.
Figure 6 discloses the test results of different chilli grades (chilli grade 1, 2 & 3) for standard deviation and average classification based on the classification performance of chilli grading.
Figure 7(a) and 7(b) shows the hue color model features for Byadgi chilly varieties with stalk and destalked based on the dryness and moisture content. Figure 7 (a) shows the hue features for Semi-Dry Chilli Samples with 20% moisture, and Figure 7 (b) shows the hue features for Dry Chilli Sampled with 10% moisture. The said chilli samples are Bhug-Nag, Byadagi-Dhabi, Byadgi-Med-Dhabi, Byadgi- single-patta, Guntur, Jalpaneo, Jwala, Kesar, Mandu, Pimento, Reshma- Patta, Sannam and Surya-Mukhi. The factors incorporated in this classification include Hue-Avg, Hue-StdDev and H-Var.
Referring to Figure 8, discloses the analysis report that includes sample name ‘Dry Red Chilli Wise Stalk Samples’ having A.R. No. QC- NS-611 to QC-NS-618, quantity 100 gms and dry red chilli wise stalk samples sealed in polyethene zip lock covers.
The table given below shows the Spectrophotometer Color Values from Evaluation Lab test report comprising of the factors, L*a*b* color units is disclosed, wherein, L* signifies the lightness from black to white on a scale of 0 to 100; a* and b* depicts the chromaticity of the sample. The table includes a DE* factor which represents the total colour difference value.
Table 1: Spectrophotometer Color Values
S.
No. Sample -
ID
QC-NS-ID Name of Test
L*
a*
b*
DE*
1. CWS-92 QC-NS-611 Color 23.11 12.82 11.17 47.47
2. CWS-102 QC-NS-612 Color 20.13 15.88 11.46 51.54
3. CWS-Local QC-NS-614 Color 19.78 12.19 6.75 49.42
4. CDS-92 QC-NS-615 Color 19.85 16.75 7.80 52.76
5. CDS-102 QC-NS-616 Color 16.72 15.31 7.46 53.65
6. CDS-487 QC-NS-617 Color 16.69 15.55 7.51 53.92
7. CDS-Local QC-NS-618 Color 19.10 16.33 8.84 52.78
The above analysis report is merely for illustration purpose and shall not be construed to limit the scope of the invention. The aforementioned parameters will be tested in accordance with the established requirements and specifications.
The present invention provides a vision based rapid, non-destructive, and automated process for grading chili quality with integration of Artificial Intelligence, Machine vision learning, and IoT technologies which facilitates real-time, non-destructive chilli quality grading and an optimized Convolutional Neural Network model is deployed on an edge device; the process encompasses efficient image data collection, pre- processing, normalization and segmentation, followed by a classification based on color, texture, and statistical parameters; the grading process is streamlined through edge computing elevating the
portability by reducing the need for bulky hardware and with the help of a three-grade classification system, namely, Chilli Grade 1 (Good), Chilli Grade 2 (Medium), Chilli Grade 3 (Defect), the model provides a nuanced evaluation of the quality of chilli produce; Further, hosting on both cloud platform and On-Prem devices helps to achieve flexibility in deployment and the integration of IoT and deep learning systems ensures real-time connectivity and enhances adaptability to diverse chilli varieties and environmental conditions.
Further, the present invention provides a method that emphasizes on identifying quickly and non-destructively the best quality chilli produce during post harvesting and revenue approximation. The proposed method incorporates the integration of technologies like wireless sensor-based systems, artificial intelligence, machine vision learning, neural network systems, databases and deep learning system for post- harvest handling of the chilli produce, ensuring the extension of the marketable life of the food produce.
So accordingly, the present invention provides a vision based rapid, non-destructive, and automated method for grading chili quality comprises of an image data collection (1), pre-processing, normalization mechanism, segmentation, feature extraction (2), wireless based sensors systems, machine vision learning, neural network systems, real-time data acquisition from chilli samples (1), measuring the spectrophotometer color values (8), on-site computation, Neural Compute Stick, On-Prem device (5) and an optimized CNN model; said optimized CNN model, hosted in an edge device, grades/classifies chilli samples and said feature extraction involves capturing of details related to the color, texture, and statistical parameters of the chilli samples (4).
In an embodiment, said Convolutional Neural Network model is trained
(3) for chilli grading using pre-processed labelled datasets using precise color, texture, and statistical features.
In another embodiment, said an image data collection is done by employing wireless sensor-based systems for efficient collection of chilli sample images and real-time data acquisition (2); said pre- processing phase ensures and enhances data quality of the images received as input from image data collection module.
In another embodiment, said feature extraction involves comprehensive feature extraction methods, encompassing color, texture, and statistical parameters to provide nuanced evaluation of chilli samples.
In another embodiment, said flexibility in deployment is achieved by hosting the classification model on both cloud platforms as well as On- Prem devices.
In another embodiment, said the chilli grading/classification model hosted on an On-Prem Device (3) comprising of: a) training of model,
b) profiling, tuning, compiling and, c) prototyping.
In another embodiment, said measuring the spectrophotometer color Values samples (8), comprising factors, L*, representing the lightness on a scale of 0 to 100; a* and b*, representing the chromaticity of the samples; and DE*, representing the total color difference value.
In another embodiment, said method for comprehensively evaluating chilli samples, comprising:
a) applying deep learning methods within a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model;
b) the optimized CNN model is deployed on a Neural Compute Stick edge device;
c) extracting features from the chilli samples, including color, texture, and statistical parameters;
d) training the CNN model to recognize and analyze the extracted features;
e) treating a comprehensive dataset for nuanced evaluation of the chilli samples based on the analyzed features;
f) the user can test the query chilli image sample based on chilli inference model on edge device and output the chilli quality;
g) the CNN model’s adaptability allows it to learn and adjust to new chilli varieties, ensuring its widespread effectiveness and versatility.
In another embodiment, said an edge device for real-time monitoring and analysis, comprising:
a) an optimized convolutional neural network (CNN) model for on-site computation;
b) a Neural Compute Stick (301) integrated on the chip, configured as a neural network accelerator for managing deep learning applications, and;
c) delivering 1 TFLOPS of performance for a small package that fits into hand-held device and delivers high- performance even in severely power-constrained environments.
In another embodiment, said method involves steps of:
a) an input image, involves a module for efficient collection of chilli sample images;
b) employing wireless sensor-based systems for real-time data acquisition;
c) a pre-processing phase ensuring data quality;
d) normalization & segmentation ensures consistent and standardized input, and enhances the delineation of chilli features respectively, contributing to the accuracy of the grading process;
e) feature extraction methods, encompassing color, texture, and statistical parameters to provide a nuanced evaluation of chilli samples;
f) training of labelled datasets;
g) a database of labelled training images to train the model on a Cluster;
h) make it available as a trained network for remotely operated devices;
i) chilli grading/classification model hosted on laptops, cloud platforms or an On-Prem device (5);
j) a three-grade classification system, distinguishing chilli samples into Chilli Grade 1 (Good), Chilli Grade 2 (Medium) and Chilli Grade 3 (Defect) categories based on the features, encompassing color, texture and statistical parameters.
While particular embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be obvious to those skilled in the art that changes and modifications may be made without departing from this invention in its broader aspects and, therefore, the aim in the present invention is to cover all such changes and modifications as fall within the true spirit and scope of this invention.
Advantages of the invention:
1. The present invention provides a quick instant, non-destructive and cost-effective technique.
2. The present invention provides an automated method with high accuracy and time-efficiency.
3. The present invention assists industries such as cosmetics, food, and pharmaceuticals in making procurement and inventory decisions.
4. Delivers high-performance even in severely power-constrained environments.
5. Portable and easily accessible.
, Claims:We Claim:
1. A vision based rapid, non-destructive, and automated method for grading chili quality comprises of an image data collection (1), pre-processing, normalization mechanism, segmentation, feature extraction (2), wireless based sensors systems, machine vision learning, neural network systems, real-time data acquisition from chilli samples (1), measuring the spectrophotometer color values (8), on-site computation, Neural Compute Stick, On-Prem device
(5) and an optimized CNN model; said optimized CNN model, hosted in an edge device, grades/classifies chilli samples and said feature extraction involves capturing of details related to the color, texture, and statistical parameters of the chilli samples (4).
2. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said Convolutional Neural Network model is trained (3) for chilli grading using pre-processed labelled datasets using precise color, texture, and statistical features.
3. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said an image data collection is done by employing wireless sensor-based systems for efficient collection of chilli sample images and real-time data acquisition (2); said pre-processing phase ensures and enhances data quality of the images received as input from image data collection module.
4. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said feature extraction involves comprehensive feature extraction methods, encompassing color, texture, and statistical parameters to provide nuanced evaluation of chilli samples.
5. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said flexibility in deployment is achieved by
hosting the classification model on both cloud platforms as well as On-Prem devices.
6. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 5, wherein said the chilli grading/classification model hosted on an On-Prem Device (3) comprising of: a) training of model, b) profiling, tuning, compiling and, c) prototyping.
7. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said measuring the spectrophotometer color Values samples (8), comprising factors, L*, representing the lightness on a scale of 0 to 100; a* and b*, representing the chromaticity of the samples; and DE*, representing the total color difference value.
8. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said method for comprehensively evaluating chilli samples, comprising:
h) applying deep learning methods within a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model;
i) the optimized CNN model is deployed on a Neural Compute Stick edge device;
j) extracting features from the chilli samples, including color, texture, and statistical parameters;
k) training the CNN model to recognize and analyze the extracted features;
l) treating a comprehensive dataset for nuanced evaluation of the chilli samples based on the analyzed features;
m) the user can test the query chilli image sample based on chilli inference model on edge device and output the chilli quality;
n) the CNN model’s adaptability allows it to learn and adjust to new chilli varieties, ensuring its widespread effectiveness and versatility.
9. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said an edge device for real-time monitoring and analysis, comprising:
d) an optimized convolutional neural network (CNN) model for on-site computation;
e) a Neural Compute Stick (301) integrated on the chip, configured as a neural network accelerator for managing deep learning applications, and;
f) delivering 1 TFLOPS of performance for a small package that fits into hand-held device and delivers high- performance even in severely power-constrained environments.
10. An automated method for grading chili quality as claimed in claim 1, wherein said method involves steps of:
k) an input image, involves a module for efficient collection of chilli sample images;
l) employing wireless sensor-based systems for real-time data acquisition;
m) a pre-processing phase ensuring data quality;
n) normalization & segmentation ensures consistent and standardized input, and enhances the delineation of chilli features respectively, contributing to the accuracy of the grading process;
o) feature extraction methods, encompassing color, texture, and statistical parameters to provide a nuanced evaluation of chilli samples;
p) training of labelled datasets;
q) a database of labelled training images to train the model on a Cluster;
r) make it available as a trained network for remotely operated devices;
s) chilli grading/classification model hosted on laptops, cloud platforms or an On-Prem device (5);
t) a three-grade classification system, distinguishing chilli samples into Chilli Grade 1 (Good), Chilli Grade 2 (Medium) and Chilli Grade 3 (Defect) categories based on the features, encompassing color, texture and statistical parameters.
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