ICCK Transactions on Intelligent Systematics | Volume 3, Issue 4: 209-228, 2026 | DOI: 10.62762/TIS.2026.964269
Abstract
Full-cycle management of greenhouse tomato requires continuous information on crop state together with estimates of daily water and nutrient use, yet destructive biomass measurements are sparse, and a single fixed model shared across resources is prone to stage-dependent negative transfer. This study proposes Dual-Path Multi-timescale Fusion (DPMF), a development-aware framework for reconstructing crop state from sparse observations and estimating daily resource fluxes. The state path combines a process-based dry-matter prior with a gated recurrent unit trained on three kinds of supervision: point states, biomass increments between adjacent samples, and cumulative harvested-fruit dry matter.... More >
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