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Smart Sorting

The project 'Smart Sorting' utilizes transfer learning for automatic detection of spoiled fruits and vegetables through image classification. It features an HTML frontend and Flask backend, allowing users to upload images and receive instant predictions of freshness. Future enhancements include adding camera support, expanding the dataset, and deploying the application on the cloud.

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Smart Sorting

The project 'Smart Sorting' utilizes transfer learning for automatic detection of spoiled fruits and vegetables through image classification. It features an HTML frontend and Flask backend, allowing users to upload images and receive instant predictions of freshness. Future enhancements include adding camera support, expanding the dataset, and deploying the application on the cloud.

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1.

Introduction
• Project Title: Smart Sorting: Transfer Learning for Identifying Rotten Fruits and
Vegetables

• Team ID: LTVIP2025TMID40910

• Team Members:Deekshitha

2. Project Overview
• Purpose:
This project aims to help vendors, farmers, and consumers automatically detect spoiled
fruits and vegetables using image classification powered by transfer learning.

• Features:

 Image upload functionality


 Instant prediction: Fresh or Rotten
 Supports categories like Apple and Tomato (Fresh/Rotten)
 HTML-based frontend
 Flask-powered backend
 TensorFlow model with Transfer Learning

3. Architecture
A simple pipeline architecture where the user uploads an image -> the model
predicts the class (e.g., Apple - Rotten) -> and result is displayed on the UI.

4. Setup Instructions
• Prerequisites:
- Python 3.x
- Required packages: numpy, pandas, tensorflow, flask, etc.

• Installation:
- Clone/download the project
- Navigate to project folder
- Install packages using pip
- Run `python app.py` to launch the Flask app
5. Folder Structure
• Project Directory:

smart-sorting/
├── app.py
├── model.h5
├── static/uploads/
└── templates/
├── index.html
└── result.html

6. Running the Application


• Step 1: Open terminal and navigate to smart-sorting directory

• Step 2: Run `python app.py`

• Step 3: Open browser and go to http://127.0.0.1:5000

• Step 4: Upload a fruit or vegetable image and view prediction

7. API Documentation
• POST `/predict` – Handles image file upload and returns predicted label

• GET `/` – Loads upload form (index.html)

8. Authentication
• Not required. All users can access the prediction page without login.

9. User Interface
• index.html – Upload form for image

• result.html – Displays prediction result and uploaded image


10. Testing
• Manual testing using fresh and rotten fruit images
• Observed correct predictions for apple rotten/fresh classification

11. Screenshots or Demo

• Uploading apple image (image1)

• Prediction screen showing "Apple - Rotten" (image3)


12. Known Issues
• No camera integration

• Limited categories (only Apple and Tomato, fresh/rotten)

• Prediction may vary based on lighting/image quality

13. Future Enhancements


 Add camera capture support
 Expand dataset with more fruits and vegetables
 Display confidence score
 Deploy on cloud
 Add voice or multilingual feedback

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