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LuffaFolio: A Multidimensional Image Dataset of Smooth Luffa.

ABSTRACT: This article introduces a comprehensive dataset designed for researchers to classify diseases in Luffa leaves, determine the grade of Luffa from Luffa images, and identify different growth stages throughout the year. The dataset is meticulously organized into three sections, each concentrating on specific facets of Luffa Aegyptiaca, commonly known as Smooth Luffa (Dhundol/). These images were captured in various village fields in Faridpur, Bangladesh. The sections include the assessment of Smooth Luffa quality, the identification of plant diseases, and the documentation of Luffa flowers. The dataset is divided into three sections, totaling 1933 original JPG images. The "Luffa Diseases" section features images of smooth Luffa leaves, depicting various diseases and unaffected leaves. Categories in this section encompass Alternaria Disease, Angular Spot Disease, Holed Leaves, Mosaic Virus, and Fresh Leaves, totaling 1228 JPG raw images. The "Flowers" category comprises 362 JPG raw images, showcasing different maturity stages in smooth Luffa flowers. Finally, the "Luffa Grade" section focuses on categorizing smooth Luffa into fresh and defective categories, presenting 343 JPG raw images for this purpose.

SUBMITTER: Sheikh MR

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10877164 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Apr

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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LuffaFolio: A Multidimensional Image Dataset of Smooth Luffa.

Sheikh Md Ripon MR Islam Md Masudul MM Himel Galib Muhammad Shahriar GMS

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This article introduces a comprehensive dataset designed for researchers to classify diseases in Luffa leaves, determine the grade of Luffa from Luffa images, and identify different growth stages throughout the year. The dataset is meticulously organized into three sections, each concentrating on specific facets of Luffa Aegyptiaca, commonly known as Smooth Luffa (Dhundol/). These images were captured in various village fields in Faridpur, Bangladesh. The sections include the assessment of Smoot ...[more]

PMID: 38379887

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