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we trained a deep Q(LSTM)-Networks network model that uses histirocal cliamte data, soil moisture and evapotranspiration, and simply tells farmers when and how much to irrigate to achieve the best productivity without wasting water for a tomato field.

First, historical data are collected from various sources and prepared for use as input to the models. Then, two LSTM models are trained on the obtained historical data to predict soil moisture for the next day and tomato yield at the end of a season, respectivly. Training the LSTM models is a unique process and after training, they use as a feature in the DRL training environment, which takes the current state $s$ (historical climate data) and action $a$ (amount of irrigation), and then returns the next state $s'$ and reward $r$. During the agent's training, it selects an action for the next irrigation based on the current state of the field and evaluates that action using a function called $Q$-value. The environment receives the current state and the action chosen by the agent and indicates the next state and the reward. This interaction between the DRL agent and training environment is repeated until the DRL agent converges to an optimal strategy for choosing the next day's irrigation amount.

The model depends on the following Python packages:

numpy

tensorflow

sklearn

pandas

matplotlib

For more information about the version see requirement.txt

choos_action: Number of actions that agent can selected from them

Agent: Contains the class of DQN agent and training the model.

environment: A class that define the environment of the agent.

test: test the trained agent on the test set.

train: training the agent

@article{alibabaei2022, title = {Irrigation optimization with a deep reinforcement learning model: Case study on a site in Portugal}, journal = {Agricultural Water Management}, volume = {263}, pages = {107480}, year = {2022}, issn = {0378-3774}, url = {https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378377422000270}, author = {Khadijeh Alibabaei and Pedro D. Gaspar and Eduardo Assunção and Saeid Alirezazadeh and Tânia M. Lima}, }