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Deep Learning Architectures for Fruit and Leaf Disease Detection: A Critical Analysis of Methods, Metrics, Challenges, and Future Research Directions

Aug 2026 · Applied Fruit Science · Vol 68 · 0 citations · 74 references

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A complete assessment framework is presented that goes beyond traditional accuracy-based metrics and includes analysis related to confidence calibration and temporal consistency, as well as out-of-distribution robustness and adversarial stability, as well as out-of-distribution robustness and adversarial stability.

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