Dynamic allocation of platform-independent machine learning state machines between edge-based and cloud-based computing resources

Abstract

Implementations are disclosed for dynamically allocating aspects of platform-independent machine-learning based agricultural state machines among edge and cloud computing resources. In various implementations, a GUI may include a working canvas on which graphical elements corresponding to platform-independent logical routines are manipulable to define a platform-independent agricultural state machine. Some of the platform-independent logical routines may include logical operations that process agricultural data using phenotyping machine learning model(s). Edge computing resource(s) available to a user for which the agricultural state machine is to be implemented may be identified. Constraint(s) imposed by the user on implementation of the agricultural state machine may be ascertained. Based on the edge computing resource(s) and constraint(s), logical operations of some platform-independent logical routines may be dynamically allocated to the edge computing resource(s), and logical operations of other platform-independent logical routines may be dynamically allocated to a cloud computing resource.