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Real-Time Multi-Fruit Disease Detection Using YOLOv12 and a Streamlit Web Application

Aug 2026 · Applied Fruit Science · Vol 68 · 0 citations · 33 references

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A YOLOv12-based object detection model for the automatic multiple classification of fruit leaf diseases is developed and is considered a strong backbone for real-time and field-deployable leaf disease monitoring systems and decision support tools.

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