Abstract
Hevea (Rubber tree) leaf characteristics have not been utilized yet for automation systems to classify different clones. However rubber tree leaves have some features that can be used to differentiate the clones. The rubber tree leaf is in the class of palmate leaves which means three leaflets are joined at one mutual base. This unique feature gives different positions of the leaflets whether the leaves are overlapping or separated that it can distinguish a particular clone from all other clones. This paper focuses on the position of leaflets in order to identify leaf boundaries. The proposed framework is producing satisfactory results to identify the rubber tree leaf boundaries.
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The proposed framework gave satisfactory results for identifying rubber tree leaf boundaries.
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t0“Hevea leaf boundary identification”
e1“The proposed framework is producing satisfactory results to identify the rubber tree leaf boundaries”