AgricultureSupervised regression on sensor-derived spectral featuresprototype/research-stage with clear application pathway; demonstrated on cassava samples but not yet described as commercially deployed.

Nondestructive cassava dry-matter estimation with RF reflectometry and ML

A sensor sends radio-frequency signals into cassava roots and ML learns how the signal patterns relate to dry matter, so growers can estimate starch-related quality without cutting the crop open.

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Source

https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10217207/