DeepAg: Deep Learning Approach for Measuring the Effects of Outlier Events on Agricultural Production and Policy
Sai Gurrapu, Feras A. Batarseh, Pei Wang, Md Nazmul Kabir Sikder,, Nitish Gorentala, Gopinath Munisamy

TL;DR
DeepAg is a novel deep learning framework that detects outlier events affecting agricultural production by analyzing financial indices, outperforming baseline models and offering valuable insights for policymakers and farmers.
Contribution
The paper introduces DeepAg, a deep learning approach using LSTM and outlier detection to measure the impact of shocks on agricultural production, which is a novel application in this domain.
Findings
DeepAg outperforms baseline models in predicting agricultural commodity production.
Outlier events significantly influence predictions when considering financial indices.
DeepAg provides actionable insights for policy and operational decisions in agriculture.
Abstract
Quantitative metrics that measure the global economy's equilibrium have strong and interdependent relationships with the agricultural supply chain and international trade flows. Sudden shocks in these processes caused by outlier events such as trade wars, pandemics, or weather can have complex effects on the global economy. In this paper, we propose a novel framework, namely: DeepAg, that employs econometrics and measures the effects of outlier events detection using Deep Learning (DL) to determine relationships between commonplace financial indices (such as the DowJones), and the production values of agricultural commodities (such as Cheese and Milk). We employed a DL technique called Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks successfully to predict commodity production with high accuracy and also present five popular models (regression and boosting) as baselines to measure the effects of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMarket Dynamics and Volatility · Currency Recognition and Detection · Anomaly Detection Techniques and Applications
