Author:
Kecoglu Ibrahim,Sirkeci Merve,Unlu Mehmet Burcin,Sen Ayse,Parlatan Ugur,Guzelcimen Feyza
Abstract
AbstractThe salinity level of the growing medium has diverse effects on the development of plants, including both physical and biochemical changes. To determine the salt stress level of a plant endures, one can measure these structural and chemical changes. Raman spectroscopy and biochemical analysis are some of the most common techniques in the literature. Here, we present a combination of machine learning and Raman spectroscopy with which we can both find out the biochemical change that occurs while the medium salt concentration changes and predict the level of salt stress a wheat sample experiences accurately using our trained regression models. In addition, by applying different machine learning algorithms, we compare the level of success for different algorithms and determine the best method to use in this application. Production units can take actions based on the quantitative information they get from the trained machine learning models related to salt stress, which can potentially increase efficiency and avoid the loss of crops.
Funder
Research Fund of Istanbul University
Kalkinma Bakanliği
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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