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Purpose of the study: This research paper proposes the use of soft mapping techniques to model the relationship between crop treatment and crop yield, with the goal of analyzing and recommending the best treatment options for crops. Soft mapping combines fuzzy logic and neural networks to create a more accurate and robust model that considers uncertain or ambiguous inputs.


Methodology: The model can be trained using data on past crop yields, treatment options, and other relevant factors such as climate and soil quality. By taking into account the inherent uncertainty and ambiguity in the input data, the soft mapping model can provide more accurate predictions and recommendations for the best treatment options for a given crop and environmental conditions.


Main Findings: The findings of this research could have important implications for the agricultural industry, particularly in the context of sustainable agriculture and food security.


Applications of this study: The proposed approach has the potential to significantly improve the analysis and decision-making processes in agriculture, helping farmers to make more informed decisions about crop treatments and ultimately increasing crop yields.

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Crop Treatment Soft Mapping Fuzzy Logic Neural Network

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Rajput, A. S., & Rajput, A. S. (2023). An application of soft mapping in model treatment. International Journal of Students’ Research in Technology & Management, 11(3), 06–09. https://doi.org/10.18510/ijsrtm.2023.1132
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