Fertilizer Efficiency Prediction using Data Mining and Predictive

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Abstract— Provide a clear and concise abstract 4. Aims and Objectives

here. (150-250 words)
This section may each be divided by
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rd98.txt 5. Research Questions

1. Introduction 1. What / Why / How?

2.
Fertilizer plays a big role in the (1 paragraph) 3.
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2. Background (refer to LR tutorial) can add 5
pictures (add Figure and Title and source)
mention figure before adding. Explain about 6. Significance of the work (1 paragraph)
the figure after.
Contribution to the society. Examples…
The section below reviews the ….. - Students – blah..blah .. blah..
- Lecturers –
2.1Subsection (Second-order Heading) - Management
- Policy Makers –
- Government –
As in this heading, they should be Times - Farmers –
New Roman 10-point boldface, initially - Fisherman –
capitalized, flush left, with one blank line - Project Managers –
before.
7. Methodology
2.2Subsection (Second-order Heading)
Quantitative vs Qualitative
As in this heading, they should be Times Justify the chosen methodology
New Roman 10-point boldface, initially Sampling – sampling type, size
capitalized, flush left, with one blank line Figures of methodology (how the system is created)
before.

8. Overview of the Proposed System

2.3Subsection (Second-order Heading)
System blah blah (attach a proposed system figure)

As in this heading, they should be Times 9. Conclusion

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capitalized, flush left, with one blank line This should clearly explain the main
before. conclusions of the work highlighting its
importance and relevance.
- Limitation
3. Problem Statement - Future Enhancement

Problem statement must be current, clear, concise and

supported with evidence (3-5 evidences) What is the References
issue? (newspaper, journals, etc) References here in Harvard format (A-Z)
Burago, I. and Lowd, D. (2015) Automated attacks on
compression-based classifiers. In Proceedings of the
8th ACM Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and
Security (AISec '15). NY, USA: ACM. p. 69-8