Object Recognition using Machine Learning

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D. Srihari, S. Jeevitha, T. Chandra Sekhar Rao, D. Himabindu, Madhu G. C.

Abstract

Recognizing fruits in images using powerful computer programs named Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) is a notable phase of how computers learn. The abstract introduces using neural networks to identify different types of fruits. Fruit identification typically consists of multiple stages, as well as data preprocessing, model selection, training, and evaluation. Data augmentation techniques like rotation, flipping, and scaling add to the training dataset, improving model resilience and validity. Also, getup learning techniques mitigate overfitting and enhance classification accuracy by combining multiple CNN architectures. In simple terms, we're using a confusion chart to evaluate how well our fruit-spotting model works. Once we've trained the model, we ask it to guess which fruits appear in some test pictures. Next, we check how accurate its guesses are by comparing them to the actual fruits in the pictures. By looking at this confusion chart, we can see which fruits the model identifies well and which ones it has trouble with. This information helps us make the model better.  

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