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Design and Analysis of Intelligent Agricultural Monitoring System Based on Biological Intelligence Optimization Algorithm

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  • Zhiqin Chen
  • Zhihao Liao
  • Deming Qian
  • Jie Li
  • Man Fai Leung

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The traditional optimization method has insufficient intelligence, slow operation speed, and some problems in the calculation of optimal parameters when facing the relationship between too large sample size and complex thread. The biological intelligence optimization algorithm is based on the genetic and evolutionary mechanism of the genetic system. The smart agricultural system is the application of new IOT technology in the field of smart agriculture, mainly including real-time monitoring, wireless monitoring, and remote image and analysis functions. Through this topic, it is concluded that (1) when the parameter is set to μ = 0.02, β = 0.99, the deviation of the optimal value = 1.74, the deviation of the average value = 3.86, the standard deviation of the experimental value = 3.81, the performance evaluation = 2.68, and the maximum number of peaks = 4. It can give full play to the advantages of various algorithms and learn from each other's strengths. (2) The sNIOA algorithm is the best. Compared with the NIOA algorithm, the accuracy of N is increased by 50% and the accuracy of L = 8 is increased by 20%. Compared with the NGA algorithm, the error of I is reduced by 23.5% and the offset of M is reduced. NPSO algorithm pm performance is improved by 20%, and pmk peak value is reduced by 20%. The domestic research on smart agriculture has experienced explosive growth, and the research has been carried out from the concept of smart agriculture, related technologies, constraints, industrial chain, etc., to provide theoretical guidance for the development of smart agriculture. The worst algorithm parameter is the NIOA model whose offset increases little, the performance decreases by 20%, and the peak value becomes worse. (3) The smart agriculture project uses the latest Internet of Things and cloud computing technology, and based on the analysis of big data and artificial intelligence technology, a new service form is proposed, that is, a cloud, network, and platform composite service system to establish a regional closed-loop ecological chain integrating agricultural production, processing, and marketing. (4) In the biological genetic algorithm model, the recall rate of Cp is low, the ROC curve fluctuates greatly, the specificity AEa is poor, and the sensitivity is not high. Using the integrated technology integrating GIS technology, RS technology, spatial statistics, mathematical models, and other methods, based on the differences of various temporal and spatial scales and their monitoring methods, combined with regression model and spatial sampling method, quantitative analysis was performed, and its influencing factors were analyzed. The comparison shows that the optimal F1 score of biological intelligence optimization parameters is up to 23% higher, the accuracy rate Ao is increased by 20%, and the accuracy rate is high.

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  • Zhiqin Chen & Zhihao Liao & Deming Qian & Jie Li & Man Fai Leung, 2022. "Design and Analysis of Intelligent Agricultural Monitoring System Based on Biological Intelligence Optimization Algorithm," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2022, pages 1-8, June.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:1129419
    DOI: 10.1155/2022/1129419
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