A. Nabout, R. Gerhards, B. Su, H. A. Nour Eldin, W. Kuhbauch
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Plant species identification using fuzzy set theory
The automatic identification of plant species is a great challenge because their patterns are complex and uncertain. In this paper, the fuzzy set theory was applied to identify weed species. A membership function was established. The experiment has shown, that the average rate of correct identification has improved from 67% to greater than 82%.<>