Штучний інтелект

Анотація: This paper proposes to implement a computational model and intelligent software for farms, that give the farmer a set of robust and viable options for crop, soil, and water management, enhance crop resiliency to climate change, the effects of pests, plant diseases and other environmental factors. Model and intelligent software for farms includes the following tasks: search, analysis and storage in a dedicated base of relevant data gleaned from the Internet, the interaction with the farmer through a dedicated interface, the development of the farmer’s solution by database and integrated knowledge base for plant protection.

Ключові слова: farm, computational model, plant protection, database, smart phone

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