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Comparative Analysis of Cognitive Models in Prediction of Soil Erodibility can be a great topic for M.Tech research

New Research Idea: Comparing Neuro-genetic and ANFIS models in prediction of Soil Erodibility

Why Good Idea ?

Prediction of soil erodibility is one of the complex problems that are plaguing the hydrologic researchers for a long time.Various linear and non-linear models were utilized to predict erodibility but level of accuracy was found to be not satisfactory.That is why, people are moving towards nature based algorithms for prediction of such non-linear variables. Metaheurestic algorithms are highly popular for their efficiency in determination of many other complex non-linear parallel atrocities. The same advantage can be utilized in solving the present problem as well.

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