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  1. Before the needles turn: a multi-scale vision transformer reads drone hyperspectral imagery to flag pine wilt at the green attack stage

    Pine wilt disease is hardest to catch before needles visibly discolour, and RGB drone imagery lacks the cues. A multi-scale vision transformer, LMS-ViT, was built for drone hyperspectral data, combining a spectral-spatial fusion module, a Gaussian self-attention mechanism and a multi-scale feature pyramid to model spectral differences between central pixels and neighbours. In a Japanese black pine stand in Shandong, it identified green attack and early stage trees at 87.40% and 88.21% accuracy, with 87.90% overall accuracy, a Kappa of 83.25% and 2.45 M parameters.

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