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An Efficient Model for Leafy Vegetable Disease Detection and Segmentation Based on Few-Shot Learning Framework and Prototype Attention Mechanism

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By Tong Thanh Hai, Yuxin Shao, Xiyan Zhang, Guangqi Yuan
| MDPI
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Implementation and Evaluation of Attention Aggregation Technique for Pear Disease Detection

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By Tong Thanh Hai, Ningyi Zhang, Xiaoyi Lu, Jiping Xu
| MDPI
1. Introduction In modern agricultural production, the timely and accurate detection of diseases is crucial for ensuring the healthy growth of crops and improving yield [1,2]. This is particularly vital for economically important fruit trees such as pear trees, where the prompt diagnosis and treatment of diseases are key [3]. Traditional methods for disease detection, which rely on the expertise of agricultural experts, are not only inefficient but also fail to cover extensive farmlands [4].
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Reconstructive Flap Application for Radiation-Induced Ulcers

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By Hoang Tuan, Vu Quang Vinh, Tran Van Anh, Tong Thanh Hai
| Medscape Verified
Abstract and Introduction Abstract Introduction: Radiation-induced ulceration is a late-stage skin reaction after RT for cancer treatment. Objective: The present study examined the use of a single-stage reconstructive procedure to manage radiation-related wounds.
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