Discrimination of tea plant variety using in-situ multispectral imaging system and multi-feature analysis
Authors:
- Qiong CaoQCQiong Cao
- Guijun YangGYGuijun Yang
- Fan WangFWFan Wang
- Longyue ChenLCLongyue Chen
- Bo XuBXBo Xu
- Chunjiang ZhaoCZChunjiang Zhao
- Dandan DuanDDDandan Duan
- Ping JiangPJPing Jiang
- Ze XuZXZe Xu
- Haibin YangHYHaibin Yang
- 12 September 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Computers and Electronics in Agriculture
- Vol. 202
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