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Combining polarized hyperspectral features with an improved deep learning model for wheat powdery mildew severity estimation

Jul 2026 · Precision Agriculture · Vol 27 · 0 citations · 55 references

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The results demonstrate that the improved CBAM-MS1DCNN outperformed the comparison models in predicting wheat powdery mildew severity and provides an effective and novel approach for wheat powdery mildew severity monitoring.

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