Yiting Xie

Higher Degree by Research Candidate

School of Agriculture, Food and Wine

Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology


After completing his Master of Science at the University of Adelaide, Yiting pursued a PhD at the same institution. He conducted research at the Plant Accelerator, the Adelaide branch of the Australian Plant Phenomics Facility, and the ARC ITTC for Future Crops Research at the University of Adelaide. Yiting's research interests lie in machine vision and machine learning, particularly focusing on deep learning applications for imaging-based plant phenotyping within the context of precision agriculture.Yiting's ongoing research project focuses on developing an efficient, accurate, and cost-effective image-based crop anthesis prediction method for wheat and canola in genetically modified field trials. This method aims to reduce field flowering inspection costs associated with genetically modified field trials while streamlining regulatory compliance processes. In addition to his academic pursuits, Yiting is passionate about plant photography, taking pleasure in capturing the intricate details and beauty of plants from various angles.

Yiting's research project is dedicated to developing an efficient, accurate, and cost-effective image-based method for predicting crop anthesis in wheat and canola during genetically modified field trials. This innovative approach aims to decrease the costs associated with field flowering inspections in such trials, concurrently facilitating the streamlining of regulatory compliance processes.


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