Artificial intelligence to growth stresses predicting in Eucalyptus clones using dendrometric variables and wood density

Abstract: Eucalyptus planted forests contribute to maximizing lumber production but problems such as longitudinal growth strain can negatively influence the quality of the products. Knowing dendrometric variables and wood properties can help in the prediction of longitudinal growth strain, mainly with the help of artificial intelligence. Thus, the aim of this research was to evaluate the use of artificial neural networks to predict longitudinal growth strain in Eucalyptus trees based on dendrometric variables, spacing between trees and wood density. The longitudinal growth strain was measured in trees of four Eucalyptus clones planted in three spacings. The diameter and height of each tree were measured. The basic wood density was determined. Artificial neural networks were used to estimate longitudinal growth strain as a function of dendrometric variables, tree spacing and wood density. The results showed that the artificial neural networks presented good results for training and validation, with most of them resulting in high correlation coefficient values. The trained artificial neural networks showed a correlation coefficient above 0,56. Artificial neural networks showed that the variables clone and basic wood density were the ones that most contributed to the prediction of longitudinal growth strain. On the other hand, the spacing between trees, the height of the tree and the diameter at breast height were not relevant to predict growth stresses.

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Main Authors: Monteiro,Thiago Campos, Araújo Júnior,Carlos Alberto, dos Santos,Jean Henrique, Cardoso Silva,Thiago, Magalhães do Nascimento,Thiago, Ferraresso Conti Junior,José Luiz, Monteiro de Matos,Jorge Luis, Klitzke,Ricardo Jorge, Pereira da Rocha,Márcio
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Published: Universidad del Bío-Bío 2023
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spelling oai:scielo:S0718-221X20230001004302023-05-29Artificial intelligence to growth stresses predicting in Eucalyptus clones using dendrometric variables and wood densityMonteiro,Thiago CamposAraújo Júnior,Carlos Albertodos Santos,Jean HenriqueCardoso Silva,ThiagoMagalhães do Nascimento,ThiagoFerraresso Conti Junior,José LuizMonteiro de Matos,Jorge LuisKlitzke,Ricardo JorgePereira da Rocha,Márcio Artificial neural networks basic density Eucalyptus clones growth stresses longitudinal growth strain. Abstract: Eucalyptus planted forests contribute to maximizing lumber production but problems such as longitudinal growth strain can negatively influence the quality of the products. Knowing dendrometric variables and wood properties can help in the prediction of longitudinal growth strain, mainly with the help of artificial intelligence. Thus, the aim of this research was to evaluate the use of artificial neural networks to predict longitudinal growth strain in Eucalyptus trees based on dendrometric variables, spacing between trees and wood density. The longitudinal growth strain was measured in trees of four Eucalyptus clones planted in three spacings. The diameter and height of each tree were measured. The basic wood density was determined. Artificial neural networks were used to estimate longitudinal growth strain as a function of dendrometric variables, tree spacing and wood density. The results showed that the artificial neural networks presented good results for training and validation, with most of them resulting in high correlation coefficient values. The trained artificial neural networks showed a correlation coefficient above 0,56. Artificial neural networks showed that the variables clone and basic wood density were the ones that most contributed to the prediction of longitudinal growth strain. On the other hand, the spacing between trees, the height of the tree and the diameter at breast height were not relevant to predict growth stresses.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessUniversidad del Bío-BíoMaderas. Ciencia y tecnología v.25 20232023-01-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-221X2023000100430en10.4067/s0718-221x2023000100430
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author Monteiro,Thiago Campos
Araújo Júnior,Carlos Alberto
dos Santos,Jean Henrique
Cardoso Silva,Thiago
Magalhães do Nascimento,Thiago
Ferraresso Conti Junior,José Luiz
Monteiro de Matos,Jorge Luis
Klitzke,Ricardo Jorge
Pereira da Rocha,Márcio
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Araújo Júnior,Carlos Alberto
dos Santos,Jean Henrique
Cardoso Silva,Thiago
Magalhães do Nascimento,Thiago
Ferraresso Conti Junior,José Luiz
Monteiro de Matos,Jorge Luis
Klitzke,Ricardo Jorge
Pereira da Rocha,Márcio
Artificial intelligence to growth stresses predicting in Eucalyptus clones using dendrometric variables and wood density
author_facet Monteiro,Thiago Campos
Araújo Júnior,Carlos Alberto
dos Santos,Jean Henrique
Cardoso Silva,Thiago
Magalhães do Nascimento,Thiago
Ferraresso Conti Junior,José Luiz
Monteiro de Matos,Jorge Luis
Klitzke,Ricardo Jorge
Pereira da Rocha,Márcio
author_sort Monteiro,Thiago Campos
title Artificial intelligence to growth stresses predicting in Eucalyptus clones using dendrometric variables and wood density
title_short Artificial intelligence to growth stresses predicting in Eucalyptus clones using dendrometric variables and wood density
title_full Artificial intelligence to growth stresses predicting in Eucalyptus clones using dendrometric variables and wood density
title_fullStr Artificial intelligence to growth stresses predicting in Eucalyptus clones using dendrometric variables and wood density
title_full_unstemmed Artificial intelligence to growth stresses predicting in Eucalyptus clones using dendrometric variables and wood density
title_sort artificial intelligence to growth stresses predicting in eucalyptus clones using dendrometric variables and wood density
description Abstract: Eucalyptus planted forests contribute to maximizing lumber production but problems such as longitudinal growth strain can negatively influence the quality of the products. Knowing dendrometric variables and wood properties can help in the prediction of longitudinal growth strain, mainly with the help of artificial intelligence. Thus, the aim of this research was to evaluate the use of artificial neural networks to predict longitudinal growth strain in Eucalyptus trees based on dendrometric variables, spacing between trees and wood density. The longitudinal growth strain was measured in trees of four Eucalyptus clones planted in three spacings. The diameter and height of each tree were measured. The basic wood density was determined. Artificial neural networks were used to estimate longitudinal growth strain as a function of dendrometric variables, tree spacing and wood density. The results showed that the artificial neural networks presented good results for training and validation, with most of them resulting in high correlation coefficient values. The trained artificial neural networks showed a correlation coefficient above 0,56. Artificial neural networks showed that the variables clone and basic wood density were the ones that most contributed to the prediction of longitudinal growth strain. On the other hand, the spacing between trees, the height of the tree and the diameter at breast height were not relevant to predict growth stresses.
publisher Universidad del Bío-Bío
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