Functional Enrichment of Utopian Distribution of Plant Life-Forms

Abstract

Adaptive fuzzy\rneural inference systems are used to illustrate the primary nodal number of\rplant life-forms. Categorization of two candidate areas is carried out using\rthe water-energy dynamic (for Ecuador, South America) and Macedonia, Southern\rEurope), within which the life-form spectra are distributed. Genetic\roptimization methods are used to expand the primary nodal number to the\rcomplete number of life-form categories. The distribution of the elements\rexhibits a stochastic, binomial distribution and the utopia line and curve are\rsummarized which enhance accuracy of the climatic data and of the consequent\rnumbers of plant species occurrences. Expansion of the distribution of each\rlife-form category is approximated within the Z utopia hyperplane with use of the functional approximation\ralgorithm. This process gives additional structure and informative value to the Z plane, enhancing our ability to\rmake informed policy decisions concerning species and ecosystem conservation.