ReinDSplit: Reinforced Dynamic Split Learning for Pest Recognition in Precision Agriculture
Vishesh Kumar Tanwar, Soumik Sarkar, Asheesh K. Singh, Sajal K. Das

TL;DR
ReinDSplit introduces a reinforcement learning-based framework that dynamically adjusts split points in distributed neural networks, optimizing resource use and accuracy for pest recognition in precision agriculture.
Contribution
The paper presents ReinDSplit, a novel RL-driven approach that adaptively determines split layers in split learning, addressing heterogeneity in edge devices for improved efficiency and performance.
Findings
Achieves 94.31% accuracy on pest classification datasets.
Effectively balances workloads and latency across heterogeneous devices.
Demonstrates scalability and resource efficiency in agricultural settings.
Abstract
To empower precision agriculture through distributed machine learning (DML), split learning (SL) has emerged as a promising paradigm, partitioning deep neural networks (DNNs) between edge devices and servers to reduce computational burdens and preserve data privacy. However, conventional SL frameworks' one-split-fits-all strategy is a critical limitation in agricultural ecosystems where edge insect monitoring devices exhibit vast heterogeneity in computational power, energy constraints, and connectivity. This leads to straggler bottlenecks, inefficient resource utilization, and compromised model performance. Bridging this gap, we introduce ReinDSplit, a novel reinforcement learning (RL)-driven framework that dynamically tailors DNN split points for each device, optimizing efficiency without sacrificing accuracy. Specifically, a Q-learning agent acts as an adaptive orchestrator,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsSmart Agriculture and AI · Food Supply Chain Traceability · Date Palm Research Studies
MethodsQ-Learning
