Classification of Crop Across Heterogeneous Landscape Through Experienced Artificial Bee Colony

Autor: Ravikiran, H. K., Jayanth, J., Sathisha, M. S., Yogeesh, G. H., Dileep, R.
Zdroj: SN Computer Science; April 2024, Vol. 5 Issue: 4
Abstrakt: This study aims to develop an experienced artificial bee colony algorithm which is proposed for classification of crops using remote sensed data. The study was conducted in Devnur village located in Nanajangudu taluk of Mysore district, where a highly differed irrigated agriculture system is present. The study is designed to overcome the issues of misclassification in crop patterns due to similar crop Phenology. In Artificial Bee Colony algorithm a single parameter like waggle dance is used for training and validating the classes particularly in high resolution images, this may lead to misclassification of classes like crops which has a same spectral features. In order to avoid this misclassification, a group of experienced employed bee is been trained and updated by each employed bee through a waggle dance where each employed bee depends on its own experience and the current terrain in each space. Here these features help in identifying the classes and updating of the weights in order to map the agents and identifying the classes and robust the spatial and spectral features. This resultant algorithm is called Experienced Artificial bee colony (EABC). The proposed strategy gives a structure within which a pixel based EABC gives commonly integral data to one another, so characterization process is refined through waggle dance. The findings of the experiment indicate that the suggested approach exhibits a 7% and 6% enhancement in Level 2, and an 8% and 5% improvement in Level 3 categories, respectively, compared to the Artificial Bee Colony (ABC) algorithm and Support Vector Machine (SVM).
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