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Final PPT Phase 2 Viva
Final PPT Phase 2 Viva
Final PPT Phase 2 Viva
Project Phase II
31/03/2021
Guided By Presented By
Dr.N.Suba Rani ,AP(SG) D.Suriya
CSE Department 19MCS002
MCET II ME CSE
Overview
• Introduction
• Objective
• Existing System & Drawbacks
• Research Questions
• Proposed System
• Data Collection
• Modules and Implementation Setup
• Results and Inferences
• Conclusion and Future Work
• Publications
• References
CROP MONITORING AND YIELD
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Introduction
• Domain:
The Agriculture using Machine learning
Techniques.
• The crop monitoring and yield prediction are the
critical issues faced by the farmers handling small to
large scale farms.
• Machine learning is a type of Artificial intelligence
that provides computers with the ability to learn
without being explicitly programmed.
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Objective
• Classification methods used to find accuracy of the
results from supervised learning and unsupervised
learning.
• In this system compare the analysis and performance
of classification algorithm.
Ref: Shavian S.Kale and Preeti S.Patil 2019, ‘Data Mining Technology with Fuzzy
Logic,, Neural Networks, Machine Learning for Agriculture”, Published by Springer,
Data Management, Analytics and Innovation, Advances in Intelligent Systems and
Computing https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-1274-86 5
Block Diagram of Existing System
Ref :www.http/10.1080/17538947.soildata/kaggle.com
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Modules
1. Input dataset
2. Classification algorithm
Implementation Setup
3. Decision tree Language : R Programming
4. Naive Bayes Tools Used: R Studio
RAM : 4 GB
5. Random Forest
6. Support Vector Machine
7. KNN
Decision 15 30 29 89%
Tree
Random 15 28 25 98%
Forest
KNN 13 29 26 96%
SVM 12 28 25 97%
[8] Ghodsi, R.; Yani, R.M.; Jalali, R.; Ruzbahman, (2016), “Predicting wheat
production in Iran using an artificial neural networks approach”, Int. J. Acad.
Res. Bus. Soc. Sci.,Vol( 2), pp: 34– 47
[9] Niketa Gandhi, Owaiz Petkar and Leisa J. Armstrong , (2018), “Rice
Crop Yield Prediction Using Artificial Neural Networks”, IEEE International
Conference on Technological Innovations in ICT For Agriculture and Rural
Development, vol(6), pp:105-110
[10] Arun Kumar, Naveen Kumar, Vishal Vat,(2019), “Efficient Crop Yield
Prediction Using Machine Learning Algorithms”, International Research
Journal of Engineering and Technology, vol(6),pp:234-346.
“A comprehensive review on
automation in agriculture using
Regression The accuracy of
1 artificial intelligence” M.Shashi,
algorithms, Artificial system only 50%
Y. a. Prathumchai, Science
Neural Network
direct published 2019.
“Implementation of artificial
intelligence in agriculture for Integration of The classification
optimization of irrigation and different embedded and prediction
2
application of pesticides and systems and ML cannot be done
herbicides” , Miss.Snehal, S. devices. correctly
D.,2019.
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Literature Review
Title of Paper/
S. No Idea of the paper Remarks
Authors/ year/ Publisher
“Prediction On Crop
Cultivation”, Oboe, W.
SVM, Soil fertilizers to
International Journal of
3 Naïve Bayes farmers thus leading
Advanced Research in
to poor crop yields
Computer Science and
Electronics Engineering , 2017.
Soil and excessive or
“Applications of Machine less application of
k-nearest neighbour,
learning Techniques in fertilizers. Match
Support Vector
4 Agricultural Crop Production” Crops with Soil,
Regression (SVG).
,Kumar, R. M., IEEE, October Fertilizer
2018 Recommendation.