Classification of types Roasted Coffee Beans using Convolutional Neural Network Method
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In the current digital era, the role of technology in the agricultural industry is very necessary to increase yields which can have an impact on the productivity and welfare of farmers. Coffee is a drink that has been very popular for many years. Due to the high demand for coffee beans, this research aims to develop a system that can classify types of roasted coffee beans based on images using the Convolution Neural Network (CNN) method. Coffee bean processing is the most important stage in the coffee industry, classifying coffee beans often requires more in-depth knowledge and extensive experience regarding coffee beans. Therefore, this system can be a more effective solution. The author collects a dataset containing types of roasted coffee beans, then the Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) can analyze in the form of visual patterns each type of coffee bean. This implementation is expected to help the coffee industry identify coffee beans quickly and accurately.
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