A Process Model for Simulation the Growth and Development of Sweet Sorghum

Authors

  • Ning Xia Institute of Agricultural economy, Guangdong Agricultural Academy of Sciences, 510640 China
  • Aishuang Li Institute of Agricultural economy, Guangdong Agricultural Academy of Sciences, 510640 China

Keywords:

Sweet sorghum. Stochastic process, Growth and development, Markov model, Computer simulation

Abstract

This paper presents a process model of sweet sorghum growth and development which reconstructs realistic 3D images of sweet sorghum with geometric and topological characteristics, and makes it possible to view actual stalk, spike motion from a variety of angles when necessary. Model can also be rotated and the 3D images can be zoomed in and out at a high level of fidelity. They are also used to generate other plant species for use in analyzing the interplay between stochastic and deterministic processes.

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Published

2017-12-26

Issue

Vol. 4 No. 2 (2017)

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