Study on the Forecasting Method of Grain Potential Productivity of Heilongjiang Province

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Study on grain potential productivity is important for a country to crop production planing,population controling,natural resources utilization and environmental protection.This article has defined the food production potential connotation, advanced the food production potential adva -ce in technology driving influence prediction theory. Has established the overall modelling method, series forecast techniques and so on partition modelling method tendency. Proposed the prediction theory and establishes the system forecast technique may take our country food production potential and even the estimation rationale and the method foundation, and may apply other similar system's predict that its application prospect is very widespread.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 219-220)

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March 2011

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