TRANSFER LEARNING-BASED DIGITAL MODELS: ALGORITHMIC PROVISIONING OF SMART IRRIGATION SYSTEMS UNDER DATA SCARCITY

Authors

  • Chuliev Maxmatmurod PhD, Docent, Karshi Technical University Author
  • Yuldosheva Shirin “TIQXMMI” MTU Doctoral Student Author

Keywords:

Smart Irrigation, Software Engineering, Transfer Learning, Soil Moisture, Salinity, Small Data, Mathematical Modeling.

Abstract

This paper addresses the critical challenge of deploying modern water-saving smart irrigation systems in Uzbekistan, where multi-decadal open digital repositories for soil moisture, salinity, and microclimate dynamics are virtually non-existent. To overcome the constraints of deep learning models under small data regimes, a Transfer Learning (TL) framework is proposed. This study outlines the theoretical foundations, mathematical formalization, and algorithmic integration of knowledge transfer from data-rich global source domains to data-scarce local target domains. The proposed approach optimizes the software-driven decision-making algorithms of smart irrigation systems, ensuring high-accuracy predictions without requiring localized historical big data.

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2026-08-31

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TRANSFER LEARNING-BASED DIGITAL MODELS: ALGORITHMIC PROVISIONING OF SMART IRRIGATION SYSTEMS UNDER DATA SCARCITY. (2026). Modern American Journal of Biological and Environmental Sciences, 2(8), 34-41. https://usajournals.org/index.php/5/article/view/2666