Adaptive neuro fuzzy inference system used to build models with uncertain data: Study case for rainfed maize in the state of puebla (Mexico)

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A model was built using Adaptive Neuro Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS) to determine the relationship between the natural suitability index of rainfed maize and yield per hectare and percentage of production area lost for the state of Puebla. The data used to build the model presented inconsistencies. The data of the INEGIs land use map presented more municipalities without rainfed maize agriculture than the database of SAGARPA. Also the SAGARPA data, in terms of the percentage of production area lost, do not mark any distinctions of the loss. Even with data inconsistencies ANFIS produced a coherent output reviewed by experts and local studies. The model shows that higher the percentage of production area lost and high yields, the higher the suitability index is. According to local studies this is due to the high degradation of the soils and confirmed with the second model built adding soil degradation information.

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Vermonden, A., Gay-García, C., & Paz-Ortiz, I. (2015). Adaptive neuro fuzzy inference system used to build models with uncertain data: Study case for rainfed maize in the state of puebla (Mexico). In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 319, pp. 145–155). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11457-6_10

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