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Considerations needed for sensing mineral nutrient levels in fresh pasture using LIBS
Precision agriculture requires accurate infield sensing technologies to give real-time information. Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) has been used for the analysis of plant material in laboratories. Presented here is a study on using various chemometric methods to improve the accuracy of LIBS models for nutrient prediction in fresh pasture. Results show that the difference between methods is small, around 1 % difference between normalized root mean squared error in cross-validation.