Artificial Neural Network and Multivariate Models Applied to Morphological Traits and Seeds of Common Beans Genotypes

I. R. Carvalho, V. J. Szareski, G. H. Demari, M. H. Barbosa, G. G. Conte, L. F. S. de Lima, T. da S. Martins, A. S. Uliana, M. T. Padilha, V. Q. de Souza, T. Z. Aumonde, F. A. Villela and T. Pedó

Journal of Agricultural Science, 2024, vol. 10, issue 11, 572

Abstract: The aimed to characterize common beans genotypes utilizing multivariate models and artificial neural network thru the agronomic attributes and seeds dimensions. The experiment was conducted in the 2017/2018 crop season at the city of Tenente Portela - RS. The experimental design was expanded blocs, were 53 segregating F2 populations and ten cultivars considered checks, disposed in four repetitions. The accurate characterization of bean genotypes can be based in the reproductive period, cycle and seeds length. Genotypes with longer cycle increase the potential of ramifications, legume and seeds magnitude per plant and increase the seeds yield independent of the commercial group. The use of biometric approach allows revealing patterns to the genotype grouping, being the patterns magnitude dependent of the intrinsic premises to the Standardized Average Euclidian Distance, Tocher optimized grouping and Artificial Neural Network with non-supervised learning. It is defined that the Artificial Neural Network are determinant to define associative patterns, being these inferences indispensable to the common beans genotype selection that answer the agronomic attributes and seeds production.

Date: 2024
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