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Prediction of 1000-grain Weight of Rapeseed Based on Auto-encoder

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DNA sequence contains a lot of genetic information, and a variety of phenotypic information of the organism can be obtained by analyzing its single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP). Experiments have shown that 1000-grain weight of rapeseed is positively correlated with its oil yield. In this paper, the 1000-grain weight of rapeseed at maturity is predicted by the genetic data of rapeseed, so as to control the oil yield of rapeseed. When analyzing and processing high-dimensional genetic data, the author proposes a deep learning method—auto-encoder for dimensionality reduction processing of high-dimensional genetic data, and compares it with the traditional principal component analysis method. As the number of features of genetic data is much higher than the number of samples, the data generated by using the auto-encoder for dimensionality reduction cannot completely present the effective information of the original genetic data, and dimension disasters are prone to occur. In view of the above problems, this paper optimized the auto-encoder network. The experimental results showed that the proposed optimization method could reduce the MAE error by 0.1344, and the MAE error was 0.3824, indicating that there was an error of 0.3824g between the predicted value and the measured value of 1000-grain weight of rapeseed.

Step 2: The thousand-grain weight prediction using neural network mainly includes two parts: 1. Use dimensionality reduction neural network to reduce the dimension of high-dimensional genetic data, and extract the deep relationship in the data at the same time; 2. Use linear regression to perform 1000-grain weight prediction on the new data after dimensionality reduction.

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      CSAE '22: Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Computer Science and Application Engineering
      October 2022
      411 pages
      ISBN:9781450396004
      DOI:10.1145/3565387

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