2012 1st International Conference on Recent Advances in Information Technology (RAIT) 2012
DOI: 10.1109/rait.2012.6194541
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Optimal design of solar powered fuzzy control irrigation system for cultivation of green vegetable plants in Rural India

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“…These devices with briskly developed algorithms can emulate the process of human decision making; therefore, these devices have been implemented specifically in sprinkler irrigation machines for precise water applications [211,212] in different forms like fuzzy logic, etc. [213]. On the other hand, these kinds of controllers have complex structures, are higher in price, and are difficult to troubleshoot.…”
Section: Use Of Controlling Devices For Precision Applications Of Spr...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These devices with briskly developed algorithms can emulate the process of human decision making; therefore, these devices have been implemented specifically in sprinkler irrigation machines for precise water applications [211,212] in different forms like fuzzy logic, etc. [213]. On the other hand, these kinds of controllers have complex structures, are higher in price, and are difficult to troubleshoot.…”
Section: Use Of Controlling Devices For Precision Applications Of Spr...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These could be based on an example such as the one shown in Reza and Sarkar (2015) where the idea of solar irrigation in real practice was implemented and showed the economic and technical viability of a directly coupled solar photovoltaic irrigation pump system operating at Gaibandha, Bangladesh. Singh et al (2012) also developed a solar powered pump controller, using a fuzzy logic control strategy to feed water for cultivation. This was tested with the growth of vegetables like a tomato plant that resulted in saving 50-60% in water consumption and the cost of energy generation.…”
Section: Technologicalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Machine learning can learn from experience and perform activities that are similar to those performed by humans, and it is committed to making machines smarter [33,34]. It has the capacity to solve complicated irrigation system issues including multivariable, non-linear, and time-varying factors [35,36]. Machine learning methods can be employed to automatically extract new information in the form of generalized decision rules, in order to accomplish precision irrigation actions using natural resources such as water.…”
Section: Machine Learning Algorithms For Smart Irrigationmentioning
confidence: 99%