Optimal subdivision of land in agrarian reform projects: an analysis using genetic algorithms
The objective of this manuscript is to develop a new procedure to achieve optimal land subdivision using genetic algorithms (GA). The genetic algorithm was tested in the rural settlement of Veredas, located in Minas Gerais, Brazil. This implementation was based on the land aptitude and its productiv...
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oai:scielo:S0718-162020110002000012011-09-01Optimal subdivision of land in agrarian reform projects: an analysis using genetic algorithmsFerreira Neto,José AmbrósioCarneiro dos Santos Junior,EdgardFra Paleo,UrbanoMiranda Barros,DavidCésar de Oliveira Moreira,Mayron Agrarian reform genetic algorithm rural settlement spatial planning The objective of this manuscript is to develop a new procedure to achieve optimal land subdivision using genetic algorithms (GA). The genetic algorithm was tested in the rural settlement of Veredas, located in Minas Gerais, Brazil. This implementation was based on the land aptitude and its productivity index. The sequence of tests in the study was carried out in two areas with eight different agricultural aptitude classes, including one area of 391.88 ha subdivided into 12 lots and another of 404.1763 ha subdivided into 14 lots. The effectiveness of the method was measured using the shunting line standard value of a parceled area lot's productivity index. To evaluate each parameter, a sequence of 15 calculations was performed to record the best individual fitness average (MMI) found for each parameter variation. The best parameter combination found in testing and used to generate the new parceling with the GA was the following: 320 as the generation number, a population of 40 individuals, 0.8 mutation tax, and a 0.3 renewal tax. The solution generated rather homogeneous lots in terms of productive capacity.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessPontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Facultad de Agronomía e Ingeniería ForestalCiencia e investigación agraria v.38 n.2 20112011-08-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-16202011000200001en10.4067/S0718-16202011000200001 |
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The objective of this manuscript is to develop a new procedure to achieve optimal land subdivision using genetic algorithms (GA). The genetic algorithm was tested in the rural settlement of Veredas, located in Minas Gerais, Brazil. This implementation was based on the land aptitude and its productivity index. The sequence of tests in the study was carried out in two areas with eight different agricultural aptitude classes, including one area of 391.88 ha subdivided into 12 lots and another of 404.1763 ha subdivided into 14 lots. The effectiveness of the method was measured using the shunting line standard value of a parceled area lot's productivity index. To evaluate each parameter, a sequence of 15 calculations was performed to record the best individual fitness average (MMI) found for each parameter variation. The best parameter combination found in testing and used to generate the new parceling with the GA was the following: 320 as the generation number, a population of 40 individuals, 0.8 mutation tax, and a 0.3 renewal tax. The solution generated rather homogeneous lots in terms of productive capacity. |
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Ferreira Neto,José Ambrósio Carneiro dos Santos Junior,Edgard Fra Paleo,Urbano Miranda Barros,David César de Oliveira Moreira,Mayron |
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Ferreira Neto,José Ambrósio Carneiro dos Santos Junior,Edgard Fra Paleo,Urbano Miranda Barros,David César de Oliveira Moreira,Mayron |
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Ferreira Neto,José Ambrósio |
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Optimal subdivision of land in agrarian reform projects: an analysis using genetic algorithms |
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Optimal subdivision of land in agrarian reform projects: an analysis using genetic algorithms |
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Optimal subdivision of land in agrarian reform projects: an analysis using genetic algorithms |
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Optimal subdivision of land in agrarian reform projects: an analysis using genetic algorithms |
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Optimal subdivision of land in agrarian reform projects: an analysis using genetic algorithms |
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optimal subdivision of land in agrarian reform projects: an analysis using genetic algorithms |
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Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Facultad de Agronomía e Ingeniería Forestal |
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2011 |
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