A Mango Disease Prediction for Smart Agiculture using Machine Learning Algorithms

The country's economy relies heavily on agriculture, and the health of the crops is essential to its success. Crop diseases that go undetected can cost the agriculture industry. Thus early detection and identification are crucial. It is possible to avoid crop diseases from destroying the harvest if they are accurately diagnosed and detected. Because healthy and diseased plants appear identical in their early stages, farmers cannot distinguish between the two by watching the crop leaf. India exports vast mangoes, making it an economically and environmentally significant fruit. About 1500 mango species are grown in India, with over 1000 commercial types. There are a lot of diseases that harm mangoes, affecting their look, taste, and economy. The "Prediction of Disease in Mango Fruit Crops" A complex warning system that uses machine learning and IoT. One of the main objectives is to develop a system that can forecast disease outbreaks on mango fruit harvests using historical weather information and crop yield Mango trees in India are plagued by a fungus called Anthracnose, which is the most frequent disease of its kind. Anthracnose, a highly contagious fungus, requires a quick and accurate method of diagnosis. As a result, an in-depth examination of the plants is essential before initiating any control measures. This study examines machine learning(ML) and deep learning (DL) strategies for detecting and classifying mango plant diseases. The performance of ML and DL-based classification models for mango crops and their datasets and feature extraction approachesare examined in this work. Finally, a variety of issues involved in plant disease identification are explored.