Research Article

Prediction of Soil Available Boron Content in Visible-Near-Infrared Hyperspectral Based on Different Preprocessing Transformations and Characteristic Wavelengths Modeling

Table 6

The performance and parameters of the best models.

Regression modelPretreatment methodTest Test RMSERPD levelRPIQParameters

Elastic netDT0.750.09A1.45Alpha = 2  10−5, L1 = 0.01
LassoSG0.720.12A1.30Alpha = 0.0001
RidgeLG0.770.08A1.56Alpha = 0.0005
BPNNMSC0.810.37A1.55[16, 8, 4, 1]
SVM_LinearLG0.760.08A1.50n_components = 3500
SVM_RBFDT0.820.04A2.15C = 200000, gamma = 1
SVM_SigmoidLG0.760.10A1.37Gammas = 5  10−5, C = 6200000, coef = 0
PLS_LinearSG + LG0.780.07A1.66n_components = 14
PLS_RBFSG + SNV + DT0.800.04A2.12n_components = 14, gamma = 0.05
PLS_SigmoidSG_MC0.770.07A1.58n_components = 15, gamma = 0.002, coef = 0

Note. Bold indicates that the prediction accuracy of the model is good.