APW: An ensemble model for efficient wheat spike counting in unmanned aerial vehicle images
Authors:
- Zhaosheng YaoZYZhaosheng Yao
- Dingshun ZhangDZDingshun Zhang
- Ting TianTTTing Tian
- Muhammad ZainMZMuhammad Zain
- Weijun ZhangWZWeijun Zhang
- Tianle YangTYTianle Yang
- Xiaoxin SongXSXiaoxin Song
- Shaolong ZhuSZShaolong Zhu
- Tao LiuTLTao Liu
- Haijiao MaHMHaijiao Ma
- Chengming SunCSChengming Sun
- 29 June 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Computers and Electronics in Agriculture
- Vol. 224
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