Harvesting Innovation: Revolutionizing Crop Yields
using Machine Learning
Journal:
GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Authors:
Dolly Kashyap, Piyush Gangwar, Mudit Goel, Kanchan Dixit
Volume:
10
Issue:
2
Grenze ID:
01.GIJET.10.2.234
Pages:
4320-4325
Abstract
India's agricultural sector has been grappling with the adverse effects of climate
change over the last two decades, resulting in the diminished performance of various crops.
Predicting crop yields well in advance of harvest holds immense significance, aiding policymakers
and farmers in making informed decisions regarding marketing and storage. This project
endeavors to provide farmers with a tool that offers predictive insights into crop yields before
they embark on the cultivation process. The proposed solution involves the development of a
credit card firm's need to be on the lookout for a fraudulent prototype for an interactive
prediction system, featuring a user-friendly web-based graphical interface and employing
machine learning algorithms. The prediction results are readily accessible to farmers, enabling
them to plan and strategize effectively. In the face of challenges posed by climatic variables such
as weather, temperature, humidity, rainfall, and moisture, this project harnesses various data
analytics techniques and algorithms to enhance crop yield predictions. The Random Forest
algorithm, a robust and widely-used supervised machine learning method capable of both
classification and regression tasks, is leveraged for this purpose.