Genomes to Fields Maize Genotype by Environment Prediction Competition
Genomes to Fields Initiative with USDA-ARS, National Corn Growers Association and Iowa Corn
Before trusting an AI system on a farming or food task you need a way to check it. Predicting maize hybrid grain yield across untested environments, with entries scored on held-out data through an EvalAI leaderboard.
What it helps with
- Predict maize yield in a new environment
- How will a hybrid do in new places
- Enter a maize yield prediction contest
- Compare yield models on held out data
- Maize genotype and environment data
Scope & audience
Scientist / researcher · Developer / AI builder
Research & scientific knowledge
Cross-commodity
Access & technical details
Anyone can get it
Hosted leaderboard
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