Remote Sensing in Decision Support Systems: Using Fuzzy Post Adjustment in Localisation of Weed Prediction

This paper explores the post adjustment of input data from a remote source to fit localised weed prediction for the control and management of weed infestation. The deployment of decision support systems in agricultural sectors often require refinement of its results to adapt to data that has been acquired externally via remote sensing. This paper will detail the fuzzy meta-consequent functions to facilitate the post adjustment. A case study is presented to demonstrate the workability of such fuzzy post-adjustment in the prediction of weed infestation.