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Machine learning approach for prescriptive plant breeding

Parmley et al., 2019

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Parmley K
Higgins R
Ganapathysubramanian B
Sarkar S
Singh A
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We explored the capability of fusing high dimensional phenotypic trait (phenomic) data with a machine learning (ML) approach to provide plant breeders the tools to do both in-season seed yield (SY) prediction and prescriptive cultivar development for targeted agro …
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