Artificial intelligence

Abstract: An algorithm for decision making on forest management in the Global Forest Model (G4M) is developed. The algorithm provides harvesting of a specified amount of wood in countries. Adequateness of the algorithm is demonstrated on example of Ukraine, Poland, Byelorussia and Russia.

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