Journal of Machine and Computing


An Ensemble Classification Model for Crop Recommendation with Edge Computing



Journal of Machine and Computing

Received On : 22 April 2025

Revised On : 28 June 2025

Accepted On : 17 July 2025

Published On : 05 October 2025

Volume 05, Issue 04

Pages : 2056-2065


Abstract


Smart farming may be defined as a farming practise that uses the thought process of modern technology to increase the number and quality of agricultural products. Edge-based smart farming is a system designed solely for the monitoring of crops in the field using sensors and automating the irrigation system to meet our demands. Old cloud-based systems that rely heavily on IoT models are incapable of handling traffic and also knowledge information. As a result, there seems to be reduced latency, longer battery life for IoT devices, lots of cost-effective money-based information management, access to knowledge management and AI, cubic centimetres. So, in this paper we propose an algorithm Ensembled Enabled Edge computing algorithm for developing a smart farming system for crop recommendation in better way for getting best result and compared with some of the existing base classifiers like SVM and Naïve-Bayes in which the proposed algorithm gave the best accuracy when compared with the exisiting classifiers i.e., 91%.


Keywords


Ensembled Algorithm, Edge Computing, IoT, Smart Farming, Cloud Computing.


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Conceptualization: Anil Kumar Ghadiyaram and Srinivasa L Chakravarthy; Methodology: Anil Kumar Ghadiyaram; Software: Srinivasa L Chakravarthy; Data Curation: Anil Kumar Ghadiyaram; Writing- Original Draft Preparation: Anil Kumar Ghadiyaram and Srinivasa L Chakravarthy; Visualization: Anil Kumar Ghadiyaram; Investigation: Srinivasa L Chakravarthy; Supervision: Anil Kumar Ghadiyaram; Validation: Srinivasa L Chakravarthy; Writing- Reviewing and Editing: Anil Kumar Ghadiyaram and Srinivasa L Chakravarthy; All authors reviewed the results and approved the final version of the manuscript.


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Anil Kumar Ghadiyaram and Srinivasa L Chakravarthy, “An Ensemble Classification Model for Crop Recommendation with Edge Computing”, Journal of Machine and Computing, vol.5, no.4, pp. 2056-2065, October 2025, doi: 10.53759/7669/jmc202505160.


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