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In the current era of information technology, the use of images is widely applied in various aspects of life. Some of the uses of image processing include the fields of military, medicine, education, agriculture and so on. One example of the use of image processing that will be discussed in this study is in the agricultural sector. Farmers can take advantage of technology in selecting fruit with the appropriate maturity level. In terms of selecting fruit based on the level of maturity, some fruit farmers still use the conventional method (manual) or with the human sense of sight, namely the eye. Therefore, this study was conducted for preliminary research that can change the conventional method (manual), into a method or system that uses technology that makes a computerized way of identifying fruit maturity levels. The system that will be used to identify fruit maturity uses the Gray Level Co-occurance Matrix method on digital images and Euclidean Distance as a classification method. This application is built using MatLab 2019a programming. The test results show that the Gray Level Co-occurance Matrix and Euclidean Distance methods can be used to identify the ripeness of guava, oranges, bananas, papayas and mangoes into three categories, namely raw, unripe and ripe. The Gray Level Co-occurance Matrix and Euclidean Distance classification methods succeeded in identifying fruit maturity with an overall success rate of 87%.
Keywords: Image Processing, Gray Level Co-occurance Matrix, Euclidean Distance
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