INPUT ANALYSIS USING SOIL CLASSIFICATION TECHNIQUES AND PREDICTING ITS EVOLUTION IN MOROCCO ORIENTAL TO CONVERSION WHEAT/OLIVE AT HORIZON 2020
Journal: International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology (IJESRT) (Vol.5, No. 9)Publication Date: 2016-09-30
Authors : Imane B elabed; TALBI Alaoui; Abdelmajid B elabed; Mamie M atoir; B ouziani Naoua;
Page : 316-327
Keywords : Data mining; Classification; Regr ession; Soil tests; Coverage rate; O live - wheat reconversion;
Abstract
Agronomic and pastoral research in East Morocco depend an evolution in time and space of the soil which is an important factor otherwise, limiting plant cover. Thus, a chemical and physicochemical soil study was assisted by advanced techniques such as data mining. Today, data exploitation on a global scale are used in a large number of vast agribusiness operating areas. Products of computer operating systems and specific domain data extrapolation are applicable across disciplines, however they are still rel atively new on agricultural . Hence a lack of bibliographic data is recorded. This research aims to analyze soil data using classification techniques. It focuses on soil classification using various algorithms.
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