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Using ILP to study the presence of genetically modified variants in organic oil seed rape

The commercial production of genetically modified (GM) crops in European agriculture has continued to increase during the last ten years. The possibility of GM crops mixing with conventional or organic crops (e.g., by pollen being blown by wind) has become a delicate issue and the detection of GM crops in non-GM fields presents a challenge. In this study the ILP system Tilde is used to analyze outputs from a previously developed computer model for gene flow between genetically modified and conventional oilseed rape. Relational classification trees that predict the adventitious presence of GM seeds in the central field of a large-risk field pattern are constructed.