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THE PROBLEM OF FALSE COLIFORM COUNTS ON FRUIT ICE CREAM1
Journal of Milk and Food Technology, 1955A study of coliform tests on fruit ice cream has shown that there are organisms other than coliforms present in the ice cream which give positive test results. Investigations on the source, types, and reactions of the bacteria involved indicate a need for confirmed coliform tests and caution in the interpretation of coliform test results on fruit ice ...
Franklin W. Barber, Harvey Fram
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Determining the Fruit Count on a Tree by Randomized Branch Sampling [PDF]
Biometrics, 1955 In crop estimation work and in some areas of biological and pomological research, the problem of determining the total number of fruits on a tree sometimes arises. If an accurate count of all fruits is attempted, this may be quite an onerous and time consuming job,-especially, if the fruits are to be left on the tree undamaged. If the fruits are picked
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Two fruit counting techniques for citrus mechanical harvesting machinery
Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2009Two fruit counting methods were developed for citrus mechanical harvesting machineries. The first method relied on the flow of fruits forming a random arrival process (Poisson process), whereas the second method relied on counting singulated fruits. The first approach was based on a method developed earlier targeted at measuring the flow rate and mean ...
Joe Mari Maja +3 more
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Robust Counting of Soft Fruit Through Occlusions with Re-identification
2021Fruit counting and tracking is a crucial component of fruit harvesting and yield forecasting applications within horticulture. We present a novel multi-object, multi-class fruit tracking system to count fruit from image sequences. We first train a recurrent neural network (RNN) comprised of a feature extractor stem and two heads for re-identification ...
Raymond Kirk +2 more
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Apple fruit detection and counting using computer vision techniques
2014 IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Computing Research, 2014In agriculture sector the problem of identification and counting the number of fruits on trees plays an important role in crop estimation work. At present manual counting of fruits and vegetables is carried out at many places. Manual counting has many drawbacks as it is time consuming and requires plenty of labors. The automated fruit counting approach
Divya Garg, Anisha Syal, Shanu Sharma
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Automatic fruit count on coffee branches using computer vision
Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2017A system to count the number of fruits on a coffee branch in field conditions.A technique that detects occluded and unoccluded fruits in field images.A technique that classifies fruits as either harvestable or not harvestable.A model that relates 1-by-1 the number of observed fruits and measurement fruits.A system in field to measure the number of ...
E.C. Montoya +3 more
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Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2020
Abstract Knowing beforehand the amount of fruit to be harvested leads to better logistics and decisions making in the agricultural industry. In the last years, several sensors –mainly artificial vision systems– and sensing techniques have been proposed to address the fruit counting problem with sundry results.
Juan Pablo Vasconez +3 more
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Abstract Knowing beforehand the amount of fruit to be harvested leads to better logistics and decisions making in the agricultural industry. In the last years, several sensors –mainly artificial vision systems– and sensing techniques have been proposed to address the fruit counting problem with sundry results.
Juan Pablo Vasconez +3 more
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UAV Coverage Path Planning For Supporting Autonomous Fruit Counting Systems [PDF]
2019 International Conference on Applied Automation and Industrial Diagnostics (ICAAID), 2019 In this paper, an offline flight planner, that generates an optimal coverage path for UAVs to support autonomous fruit counting in agriculture fields or orchards, is presented. The coverage path planning is the process of searching the route which covers every point of a given region of interest.
Amal Choukchou Braham +2 more
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Detection and Counting of Mango Fruits in Occluded Condition Using Image Analysis
2017 5th International Conference on Instrumentation, Communications, Information Technology, and Biomedical Engineering (ICICI-BME), 2017In Agriculture, fruit farmers would be very helpful if they can monitor and estimate the yield before harvesting the fruits so that they can optimize and use the materials required more efficiently such as water consumption, fertilizers, and other agricultural chemical substances for every different location.
Adi Suheryadi +3 more
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