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HerbSenseAI: Prediction of Herbs with its Benefits using Deep Learning Techniques

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Jun 2026

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Pruthviraj Yewale

Pruthviraj Yewale

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Jspm Narhe Technical Campus Pune

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Divyani Wadge

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Mayuri Sonawane

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Jspm Narhe Technical Campus Pune

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Shruti Pawar

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Abstract

- In the domain of traditional medicine and Ayurveda, accurate identification of medicinal herbs demands substantial botanical expertise and is not scalable to the general population. This paper proposes HerbSenseAI, a deep learning-based system for automated recognition of medicinal herbs from leaf images. A Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) trained on a curated dataset of herb leaf images is deployed via a Python-Tkinter GUI. Users register, log in, upload a leaf image, and receive herb predictions along with detailed medicinal benefits retrieved from a SQLite database. Preprocessing is performed with OpenCV; training with TensorFlow and Keras. The proposed system achieves a test accuracy of 94.7%, demonstrating reliability as a real-time herb identification tool for students, pharmacists, and Ayurvedic practitioners.

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Deep Learning Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) Medicinal Herbs Leaf Image Classification TensorFlow Keras OpenCV SQLite Tkinter Ayurveda.

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Pruthviraj Yewale, Divyani Wadge, Mayuri Sonawane, Shruti Pawar, Prof.B.K.Doshi, "HerbSenseAI: Prediction of Herbs with its Benefits using Deep Learning Techniques," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 6, pp. 1-3, Jun 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM65304

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This paper presented HerbSenseAI, a deep learning system for automated medicinal herb identification from leaf images. The CNN trained with TensorFlow and Keras achieves 94.7% test accuracy. Integration of OpenCV for preprocessing, SQLite for herb benefit storage, Tkinter for GUI, and Matplotlib for performance visualization makes the system comprehensive, accessible, and deployable. Future enhancements include: expanding the dataset to cover rare/endangered species; integrating MobileNetV2/EfficientNet for improved accuracy with lower compute; cloud-based model serving for mobile deployment; multi-label classification for mixed herb images.

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