Abstract
Time is an essential resource for everyone wants to save in their life. The development of technology inventions made this possible up to certain limit. Due to life style changes people are purchasing most of their needs on a single shop called super market. As the purchasing item numbers are huge, it consumes lot of time for billing process. The existing billing systems made with bar code reading were able to read the details of certain manufacturing items only. The vegetables and fruits are not coming with a bar code most of the time. Sometimes the seller has to weight the items for fixing barcode before the billing process or the biller has to type the item name manually for billing process. This makes the work double and consumes lot of time. The proposed artificial intelligence based image classification system identifies the vegetables and fruits by seeing through a camera for fast billing process. The proposed system is validated with its accuracy over the existing classifiers Support Vector Machine (SVM), K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN), Random Forest (RF) and Discriminant Analysis (DA).
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