AI-Based Principal Component Analysis (PCA) Approach for the Determination of Key Water Quality Parameters

Authors

  • Dinesh M. Ph.D. Scholar, Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi-590018, Karnataka, India
  • Prakash S. Professor of Computer Science & Engineering, East Point Group of Institutions, Bangalore- 560049, Karnataka, India
  • Anasuya N. Jadagerimath Professor and HoD CSE(AI&ML), Don Bosco Institute of Technology Bengaluru-560074, Karnataka, India

Keywords:

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Water quality parameters, Aqua farming, Aquaculture

Abstract

The health of the fish is impacted by several water quality indicators, including pH, Dissolved Oxygen, Unionized Ammonia, Turbidity, etc. Therefore, research has been conducted utilizing a machine learning approach to determine the key variables that have the greatest impact on fish. To recognize this, a new classification system called Fish Classification Index (FCI) is developed to classify fish environments. In this approach, the water body ecology is divided into four groups: Alive, Disaster, Just to Dwell (JTD), and Just to Maintain (JTM). A mathematical model is developed based on this Fish Classification Index. Around ten water quality criteria are considered for the calculation in this paper. Additionally, it's critical to comprehend which factor has the greatest impact on fish health and the degree to which it does so. Therefore, Principal Component Analysis (PCA), a statistical method, is utilized in Artificial Intelligence (AI) to investigate the key variables that affect the Fish Classification Index's judgment. Using this technique, it was observed that pH and DO each have a 22% and 32% influence on the decision, respectively. Overall, it has been discovered that four parameters account for about 80% of decision-making, with the remaining six parameters present in water accounting for 20% of decision-making. The Identification and comprehension of the most important factors from the current research will help the relevant stakeholders to act appropriately in maintaining a healthy water body ecology. Additionally, it aids engineering designers in making appropriate use of the right sensors, leading to efficient resource use.

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16.07.2023

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M., D. ., S., P. ., & Jadagerimath , A. N. . (2023). AI-Based Principal Component Analysis (PCA) Approach for the Determination of Key Water Quality Parameters. International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering, 11(3), 209–218. Retrieved from https://ijisae.org/index.php/IJISAE/article/view/3161

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