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SMART AI FARMING: AN INTEGRATED WEB-BASED DECISION- SUPPORT SYSTEM USING MACHINE LEARNING AND DEEP LEARNING

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Abstract

Small and medium-scale farmers must make interconnected decisions about crop health, irrigation, fertilizer use, and market timing, often with limited access to specialist support or costly sensing equipment. This paper presents Smart AI Farming, a web-based agricultural decision-support prototype that brings several of these tasks together in one interface. The system combines a convolutional neural network (CNN) for leaf-image classification with image preprocessing, a recommendation component, and structured agricultural data. The application is implemented with Python and Flask; HTML, CSS, and JavaScript provide the user interface, while OpenCV prepares uploaded images for inference. The wider design also envisages irrigation guidance from soil and weather information, fertilizer suggestions from nutrient values, zone-wise advice, and crop-price forecasting. User authentication, image upload, result presentation, and basic handling of invalid inputs are included in the reported workflow. This paper presents the system as a prototype and avoids claims of measured agricultural impact or validated predictive accuracy. The work offers an integrated software architecture that can be extended through broader datasets, rigorous evaluation, and field testing.

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Smart agriculture precision farming convolutional neural network deep learning crop disease detection decision support Flask image processing.

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SOPHIA LOBO, "SMART AI FARMING: AN INTEGRATED WEB-BASED DECISION- SUPPORT SYSTEM USING MACHINE LEARNING AND DEEP LEARNING," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 10, pp. 1-3, Oct 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM67946

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This paper has described Smart AI Farming, a web-based prototype that combines CNN-based leaf-image classification with a modular decision-support workflow. The implementation uses Flask, TensorFlow/Keras, OpenCV, and structured data sources to connect image upload, preprocessing, prediction, result display, and recommendations. The paper successful functional test cases for the principal application flow.   Further extensions may incorporate IoT sensors, drone or satellite imagery, expert advisory services, and links to public agricultural schemes. Security hardening, usability studies with intended users, and controlled field trials are necessary steps toward a dependable deployment.

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