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most citedCan Synthetic Data Overcome the Generalization Limits of AI-Based Flower and Pod Detection Across Cowpea Breeding Genotypes and Environments?

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Can Synthetic Data Overcome the Generalization Limits of AI-Based Flower and Pod Detection Across Cowpea Breeding Genotypes and Environments?

Hamid Kamangir, Jonathan Berlingeri, Earl Ranario +6

High-throughput phenotyping requires AI-enabled computer vision models that generalize across genotypes, locations, and growing seasons, yet such models often lose accuracy under n…

cs.CV2026

Does Your VFM Speak Plant? The Botanical Grammar of Vision Foundation Models for Object Detection

Lars Lundqvist, Earl Ranario, Hamid Kamangir +4

Vision foundation models (VFMs) offer the promise of zero-shot object detection without task-specific training data, yet their performance in complex agricultural scenes remains hi…

cs.CV2025

California Crop Yield Benchmark: Combining Satellite Image, Climate, Evapotranspiration, and Soil Data Layers for County-Level Yield Forecasting of Over 70 Crops

Hamid Kamangir, Mona Hajiesmaeeli, Mason Earles

California is a global leader in agricultural production, contributing 12.5% of the United States total output and ranking as the fifth-largest food and cotton supplier in the worl…

cs.CV2024

CMAViT: Integrating Climate, Managment, and Remote Sensing Data for Crop Yield Estimation with Multimodel Vision Transformers

Hamid Kamangir, Brent. S. Sams, Nick Dokoozlian +2

Crop yield prediction is essential for agricultural planning but remains challenging due to the complex interactions between weather, climate, and management practices. To address…