Intelligent Farming based on Uncertainty Expert System with Butterfly Optimization Algorithm for Crop Recommendation

Q2 Computer Science
Veerasamy K., E.J. Thomson Fredrik
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Abstract

Meeting the current population's food demands has become challenging, given the rising population, frequent climate fluctuations, and limited resources. Smart farming, also known as precision agriculture, has emerged as an advanced approach to tackle modern challenges in crop production. At the heart of this cutting-edge technology is machine learning, serving as the driving force behind its implementation. Though, there are many algorithms are available in crop prediction process, the problem of predicting vague information is still a challenging issue. Unfortunately, existing algorithms mostly avoids the complicated instances in crop recommendation dataset by not handling them effectively, due to imbalance class distribution. Hence in this research work to conduct an intelligent farming, two different uncertain theories are adopted to handle the issue of vagueness in appropriate recommendation of crop by considering soil fertility and climatic condition. The proposed is developed based on uncertainty expert system with both neutrosophicalparaconsistent inference model. The neutrosophic inference model is integrated with the paraconsistent logic to overcome the problem of uncertainty in prediction of appropriate crop by representing the factors in terms of certainty degree and contradiction degree. The rule generated by paraconsistent model is validated to improve the accuracy of crop prediction by fusing the knowledge of butterfly optimization algorithm. The nectar searching behavior of the butterflies are used for searching potential rules as a validation process. With the pruned rules generated by uncertainty expert model, the suitable crop is predicted more accurately compared to the other existing prediction models.
基于不确定性专家系统的智能农业与用于作物推荐的蝴蝶优化算法
由于人口不断增长,气候波动频繁,资源有限,满足当前人口的粮食需求已成为一项挑战。智能农业,也被称为精准农业,已经成为解决现代作物生产挑战的一种先进方法。这项尖端技术的核心是机器学习,是其实施背后的驱动力。虽然在作物预测过程中有许多算法可用,但模糊信息的预测问题仍然是一个具有挑战性的问题。遗憾的是,由于类分布不平衡,现有算法大多无法有效处理作物推荐数据集中的复杂实例。因此,在进行智能农业的研究工作中,采用了两种不同的不确定性理论来处理考虑土壤肥力和气候条件的作物适宜推荐的模糊性问题。该方法是在不确定性专家系统的基础上发展起来的,具有中性粒细胞和副一致性推理模型。将中性推理模型与副一致逻辑相结合,用确定性程度和矛盾程度来表示因素,克服了适宜作物预测的不确定性问题。通过融合蝴蝶优化算法的知识,验证了由副一致模型生成的规则,提高了作物预测的精度。利用蝴蝶的寻蜜行为来搜索潜在规则作为验证过程。利用不确定性专家模型生成的修剪规则,比现有的预测模型更准确地预测出合适的作物。
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Journal of Internet Services and Information Security
Journal of Internet Services and Information Security Computer Science-Computer Science (miscellaneous)
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