Disease identification using edge detection

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I am trying to identify some diseases of plant leaves by changes of shapes of leaves. I hope to follow 2 main steps, first I need to detect the contour(out line) of the leaf and then I need to match its shape with an original image. For a example consider following images (2 links) of diseased and non-diseased papaya leaves.

Non diseased leaf has direct and clear contour(out line) and diseased one has curly edges. So my system should identify the diseased and non-diseased leaves separately when user uploads a image of a papaya leaf to the system. Using a database to hold images is possible.

I am using ASP.Net + OpenCV as platforms. Can anyone help me to overcome this problem ?

Posted 29-Jul-13 7:34am

Izû Udayanga

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Ron Beyer 29-Jul-13 13:39pm

What's the problem? You described what you want to do, but not what you are having issues with. This sounds like some image processing and neural network training to me, but I don't know what you are stuck on or what you have tried.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Jul-13 15:11pm

I would say, this complex issue should be a matter of serious research, rather than Quick Answer, unless someone have done something very close to your work and will be willing to share. I wouldn't hold your breath.
—SA

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