White Spot Disease (WSD) is a highly contagious viral infection that can rapidly kill shrimp, crab, and prawn populations. This study uses machine learning to predict WSD prevalence in farmed shrimp in Bangladesh based on various farm features and practices, achieving an accuracy of 72.67%. By employing SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations), we also identified the impact of different farming practices on WSD trends, offering valuable insights for disease management.
- Disease Focus: White Spot Disease (WSD) in crustaceans
- Geographic Focus: Shrimp farms in Bangladesh
- ML Accuracy: 72.67%
- Explainability Tool: SHAP for insights into farming practices
We implemented various machine learning algorithms to predict changes in WSD prevalence, classified into three categories:
- Class -1: Decrease of at least 10%
- Class 0: Change less than 10%
- Class 1: Increase of at least 10%
Using SHAP values, we explored how specific farm features and practices influence changes in WSD prevalence, providing actionable insights.
Labels are generated based on the percentage change in prevalence:
def generate_label(current_prev, previous_prev):
change = 0
if current_prev <= 0.9 * previous_prev:
change = -1
elif current_prev >= 1.1 * previous_prev:
change = 1
return change
Results:
First grid search for Random Forest Classifier
Second grid search for Random Forest Classifier
Final grid search for Random Forest Classifier
First grid search for KNN classifier with uniform voting
Final grid search for KNN classifier with uniform voting
First grid search for KNN classifier with distance-based voting
Final grid search for KNN classifier with distance-based voting
First grid search for Multinomial Naive Bayes classifier
Final grid search for Multinomial Naive Bayes classifier.
Shapley values for different features