Smart and Intelligent Production Strategy for the Flower Market Using Data Mining Knowledge-Based Decision

Abstract

The agriculture industry has been an enormous economic pillar in the production and consumption market value chain. The agriculture industry resets flower production factors with the agricultural technology revolution. The fastest technology provides innovative and intelligent decision-making strategies in seasonal cut flowers to increase production. This study briefs out existing farming practices, chain activity and farming technology’s significant impacts on the agriculture field and garden industry. Authors try to investigate cut flower production status and analyze production values to design innovative and intelligent strategies, especially for seasonal flower production. The study employs a flower dataset; hence, it applies floral parameter inputs and data mining association rules to create an output of the flower production category, which fits appropriately to evaluate flower market production value in a particular season. The article's result reveals that the proposed flower production strategy provides efficient and intelligent guidelines to increase flower production according to market demand. This study suggests an intelligent and friendly production strategy for gardeners that indicates the flower market gets continuous and quality production to meet consumers’ immediate market demand.

Ensino Tecnológico e Inovação

“…Dados coletados e manuseados de forma adequada geram informações válidas (Nascimento-e-Silva, 2023; 2021) e, com isso, aumenta a probabilidade de que informações derivadas sejam criadas. Uma coletânea de informações gera os saberes (Mingers;Willcocks, 2023;Ane;Nepa;Khan, 2023;Wang et al, 2023;Tan;Pei, 2023) que, por sua vez, estruturam, consciente ou inconscientemente, as ações e as produções humanas. O ensino tecnológico pode ser enquadrado tanto como conjunto de ações quanto produções humanas, que tem caracterizado a demanda por novas modalidades de transmissão de saberes nas sociedades da informação.…”