Agriculture is more reliant on soil and climatic elements like temperature, humidity, and rainfall to forecast harvests. Farmers used to have complete control over the crop they planted, the crop's development, and the date of harvest. However, due to the rapid changes in the environment, the agricultural community now finds it difficult to continue. This necessitates the need to incorporate advanced technologies in agriculture to perform automated crop monitoring and prediction. As a result, Machine Learning methodologies are now used to predict the crop growth. This study has used the machine learning algorithms to estimate agricultural productivity. To guarantee that optimal feature selection method is implemented in the proposed model. The findings show that compared to the current classification approach, an ensemble technique delivers higher prediction accuracy.
Dr. Subhash Bhagavan KomminaDr.A.V.N.Chandra SekharSrinadh UnnavaG.Nageswara RaoT.Vinay
Dr. Subhash Bhagavan KomminaDr.A.V.N.Chandra SekharSrinadh UnnavaG.Nageswara RaoT.Vinay
T. V. RajinikanthBurma KavyaNarameta Thanuja SriAlley Yashwanth Saikrishna
Rajaven Katesswaran K.CBenson Raja BNaveen Kumar SSiva Kumar SR Vinoth
Monika GuptaSanthosh Krishna B VB KavyashreeHarinath Reddy NarapureddyNishanth SurapaneniKushal Varma