This research is a dynamic crop recommendation system based on sensor technology and reinforcement real-time data learning boost. It comes in precision agriculture and needed to come up with solutions that answer the questions of sustainability, yield-boosting policies and resources efficiently. If sustainable development is to happen then in this method a new concept of reinforcement learning based on the Agricultural Research Institute’s large-sized dataset, as well as sensors for soil moisture, temperature and acidity levels, is applied. The system uses real-time data to iteratively optimize its recommendations, to make the best crop selections as well as field management techniques. Results reveal the fruitful yield under a variety of field conditions for crop recommendations had an accuracy rate of 90%. Quite large increases in yield were also achieved, for some species yielding 30% more than when using conventional methods. Moreover, the suggested approach realized a 23% yield gain over the former year’s practices. These results show actual environmental improvement along with an increase in agricultural productivity.

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Dynamic Crop Recommendation Systems Using Reinforcement Learning and Real-Time Sensor Data

  • C. Bala Kamatchi,
  • A. Muthukumaravel

摘要

This research is a dynamic crop recommendation system based on sensor technology and reinforcement real-time data learning boost. It comes in precision agriculture and needed to come up with solutions that answer the questions of sustainability, yield-boosting policies and resources efficiently. If sustainable development is to happen then in this method a new concept of reinforcement learning based on the Agricultural Research Institute’s large-sized dataset, as well as sensors for soil moisture, temperature and acidity levels, is applied. The system uses real-time data to iteratively optimize its recommendations, to make the best crop selections as well as field management techniques. Results reveal the fruitful yield under a variety of field conditions for crop recommendations had an accuracy rate of 90%. Quite large increases in yield were also achieved, for some species yielding 30% more than when using conventional methods. Moreover, the suggested approach realized a 23% yield gain over the former year’s practices. These results show actual environmental improvement along with an increase in agricultural productivity.