NobleMeta: A Noble Technique to Predict Potato Crop Yields in Bangladesh

Agriculture in Bangladesh frequently encounters hurdles due to reliance on traditional practices and limited access to cutting-edge technologies.Conventional predictive models may struggle to accurately forecast crop yields due to the complex interplay of various factors such as weather patterns, soil conditions, also agricultural practices.To address the aforementioned problems, the NobleMeta algorithm for predicting potato crop yield is presented.Leveraging meticulously curated datasets sourced from historical weather data and agricultural records obtained from authoritative sources, NobleMeta integrates five state-of-the-art machine learning models, including CatBoost Regressor, XGBoost Regressor, LightGBM Regressor, Gradient Boosting Regressor and Bayesian Ridge Regressor.This fusion results in unparalleled accuracy and robustness in crop yield prediction.Through rigorous experimentation and evaluation, NobleMeta demonstrates exceptional accuracy, with an average R-squared score of over 95%, surpassing conventional models.The study further emphasizes the significance of dataset curation process in guaranteeing the accuracy and dependability of the input data.NobleMeta's superior performance represents a noteworthy breakthrough in agricultural predictive modelling, providing insightful information for Bangladesh's food security, productivity, and crop production optimization.

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2024-10-17
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3723178.3723255
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NobleMeta: A Noble Technique to Predict Potato Crop Yields in Bangladesh

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NobleMeta: A Noble Technique to Predict Potato Crop Yields in Bangladesh

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Abstract

Agriculture in Bangladesh frequently encounters hurdles due to reliance on traditional practices and limited access to cutting-edge technologies.Conventional predictive models may struggle to accurately forecast crop yields due to the complex interplay of various factors such as weather patterns, soil conditions, also agricultural practices.To address the aforementioned problems, the NobleMeta algorithm for predicting potato crop yield is presented.Leveraging meticulously curated datasets sourced from historical weather data and agricultural records obtained from authoritative sources, NobleMeta integrates five state-of-the-art machine learning models, including CatBoost Regressor, XGBoost Regressor, LightGBM Regressor, Gradient Boosting Regressor and Bayesian Ridge Regressor.This fusion results in unparalleled accuracy and robustness in crop yield prediction.Through rigorous experimentation and evaluation, NobleMeta demonstrates exceptional accuracy, with an average R-squared score of over 95%, surpassing conventional models.The study further emphasizes the significance of dataset curation process in guaranteeing the accuracy and dependability of the input data.NobleMeta's superior performance represents a noteworthy breakthrough in agricultural predictive modelling, providing insightful information for Bangladesh's food security, productivity, and crop production optimization.

Chittagong University of Engineering & Technology (BD), International Islamic University Chittagong (BD)
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