Swin-Unet plus plus : a study on phenotypic parameter analysis of cabbage seedling roots

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第一作者： Li, Hongda

作者： Li, Hongda;Zhao, Yue;Bi, Zeyang;Li, Hongda;Hao, Peng;Wu, Huarui;Zhao, Chunjiang;Hao, Peng;Wu, Huarui;Zhao, Chunjiang

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关键词： Cabbage; Root phenotype; Attention mechanism; Semantic segmentation; Unet; Residual networks

期刊名称：PLANT METHODS （ 影响因子：4.4； 五年影响因子：5.7 ）

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年卷期： 2025 年 21 卷 1 期

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收录情况： SCI

摘要： BackgroundAs an important economic crop, the growth status of the root system of cabbage directly affects its overall health and yield. To monitor the root growth status of cabbage seedlings during their growth period, this study proposes a new network architecture called Swin-Unet++. This architecture integrates the Swin-Transformer module and residual networks and uses attention mechanisms to replace traditional convolution operations for feature extraction. It also adopts the residual concept to fuse contextual information from different levels, addressing the issue of insufficient feature extraction for the thin and mesh-like roots of cabbage seedlings.ResultsCompared with other backbone high-precision semantic segmentation networks, SwinUnet + + achieves superior segmentation results. The results show that the accuracy of Swin-Unet + + in root system segmentation tasks reached as high as 98.19%, with a model parameter of 60 M and an average response time of 29.5 ms. Compared with the classic Unet network, the mIoU increased by 1.08%, verifying that the Swin-Transformer and residual networks can accurately extract the fine-grained features of roots. Furthermore, when images after different semantic segmentations are compared to locate the root position through contours, Swin-Unet + + has the best positioning effect. On the basis of the root pixels obtained from semantic segmentation, the calculated maximum root length, extension width, and root thickness are compared with actual measurements. The resulting goodness of fit R-2 values are 94.82%, 94.43%, and 86.45%, respectively. Verifying the effectiveness of this network in extracting the phenotypic traits of cabbage seedling roots.ConclusionsThe Swin-Unet + + framework developed in this study provides a new technique for the monitoring and analysis of cabbage root systems, ultimately leading to the development of an automated analysis platform that offers technical support for intelligent agriculture and efficient planting practices.

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