Sunflower Image Classification Using Multiclass Support Vector Machine Based on Histogram Characteristics

Abstract

Sunflower is an important commodity in agriculture, besides being used as an ornamental plant, sunflower is an oil-producing plant and a source of industrial materials. In Indonesia, sunflower productivity is considered less than optimal, because knowledge and information about sunflowers are still lacking. Therefore, information is needed that can be used as an extension of knowledge about sunflowers itself, especially in Indonesia, which is a tropical region which is an area suitable for the growth of sunflowers. Sunflowers can actually be identified based on recognizable traits. However, the similar shape makes it difficult for some people to distinguish the types of sunflowers. This study aims to classify sunflower images using a first-order feature extraction algorithm using the characteristics of mean, skewness, variance, kurtosis, and entropy which are then used as input to the Multiclass SVM identification algorithm. Data points are mapped to dimensionless space using a Multiclass SVM to produce hyperplane-linear separation between each class. Based on the results of testing the accuracy of the model is able to perform classification with an average accuracy of 79%. These results show that the developed model can classify well.

Keywords

• histogram characteristics
• first order feature extraction
• support vector machine
• multiclass svm