Mangosteen grading using image regression under multiple views

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Mangosteen grading is essential for maintaining quality standards in both local and export markets. Traditional manual grading, based on visual inspection, is time-consuming and inconsistent. This paper proposes a multi-view regression-based model using convolutional neural networks (CNN) to automate the grading process. Methodologically, the proposed architecture employs two shared CNN-backbones to extract spatial features from six views, where one backbone processes the top and bottom views, while another processes the four side views. The extracted features are aggregated into a regressor to predict a continuous quality score (0–1). This score is then mathematically mapped to a discrete grade class via a proximity function, flexibly accommodating different market standards without structural changes. Trained on datasets from three trading markets, the model achieves grading accuracies of 100%, 95%, and 99% for three, seven, and eight class datasets, respectively.

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Related topics: Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection · Image and Video Quality Assessment · Advanced Image and Video Retrieval Techniques