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    This document discusses CNN input image size. It explains that CNNs typically require a fixed input size, but convolutional layers can handle images of varying sizes as long as they are larger than the filter size. It recommends image sizes of 256x256 pixels for networks like ImageNet and 96x96 pixels for smaller networks. For oil palm leaf images captured at 1000x1000 pixels, the document proposes segmenting each image into 16 sub-samples of 256x256 pixels to feed into the CNN.

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    This document discusses CNN input image size. It explains that CNNs typically require a fixed input size, but convolutional layers can handle images of varying sizes as long as they are larger than the filter size. It recommends image sizes of 256x256 pixels for networks like ImageNet and 96x96 pixels for smaller networks. For oil palm leaf images captured at 1000x1000 pixels, the document proposes segmenting each image into 16 sub-samples of 256x256 pixels to feed into the CNN.

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    This document discusses CNN input image size. It explains that CNNs typically require a fixed input size, but convolutional layers can handle images of varying sizes as long as they are larger than the filter size. It recommends image sizes of 256x256 pixels for networks like ImageNet and 96x96 pixels for smaller networks. For oil palm leaf images captured at 1000x1000 pixels, the document proposes segmenting each image into 16 sub-samples of 256x256 pixels to feed into the CNN.

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    CNN IMAGE INPUT SIZE

    Field of view (FOV) of an optical system is often expressed as the maximum angular

    size of the object as seen from the entrance pupil [ CITATION JEG04 \l 1033 ] and Cubert

    S185 camera field of view is 30.75°. With working distance from oil palm sample to

    front principal plane of camera, WD = 150mm, the horizontal field of view (HFOV)

    are =2*150*tan(30.75°/2)= 82.49 mm or 8.249 cm x8.249 cm area on top of the

    table which is around the area of oil palm sample size captured by Cubert S185

    camera. Refer Equation 1 below.

    Equation 1 HFOV Equation

    AFOV °
    HFOV (mm)=2 ×WD ( mm ) × tan( )
    2

    [CITATION Und19 \l 1033 ]

    A typical CNN can handle images of a particular size only because a CNN usually

    has a fully connected layer at the end for classification or regression, and the input

    image shape is used to figure out the shapes of the fully connected layer’s weights,

    biases and outputs. Once kernel and step size of the convolution is defined, the

    shapes of the inputs and outputs of each subsequent layer will automatically be

    determined, and the shapes of the weights and biases of the layers will not be

    affected by the shape of the inputs. For example, if the moving kernel of size 3 x 3

    with a step of 1 across an image, it does not matter whether the image is 256 x 256

    or 1024 x 1024 (as long as the image is larger than the convolutional filter, that is).

    So FCNs with just convolutional and activation layers can handle images of various

    shapes [ CITATION Sax17 \l 1033 ]. Current practice of small filter size (3x3) with big
    images, the result is shallow network because the nature of the network can't fit a lot

    of layers into GPU. So the rule of thumb is use images about 256x256 for ImageNet-

    scale networks and about 96x96 for something smaller and easier [ CITATION Shm16 \l

    1033 ].

    Figure below shows 1000pixel x 1000pixel or 1mega pixel raw Cubert S185 camera

    input of oil palm leaf with bagworm infestation present.

    Hence, with the images size rule of thumb of 256x256 pixels, the HSI can be

    subdivided into 16 sub sample image to be the input in CNN. As mentioned above,

    small filter size (3x3) pixel will be the trial filter to process the image in the network.

    Refer the figure below for the segmented image.

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