Wei et al., 2022 - Google Patents
Dimensionality reduction statistical models for soil attribute prediction based on raw spectral dataWei et al., 2022
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- Wei M
- Canal Filho R
- Tavares T
- Molin J
- Vieira A
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To obtain a better performance when modeling soil spectral data for attribute prediction, researchers frequently resort to data pretreatment, aiming to reduce noise and highlight the spectral features. Even with the awareness of the existence of dimensionality reduction …
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