An improved Pi-Sigma neural network using error feedback for time series prediction
Time series prediction grabs much attention because of its effect on the vast range of real-life applications. Traditional time series forecasting tools have some limitations like slow training process, less efficient training methods that decrease the performance of the model. Higher Order Neural N...
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| Format: | Thesis |
| Language: | English English English |
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2018
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/523/1/24p%20UROOJ%20AKRAM.pdf http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/523/2/UROOJ%20AKRAM%20COPYRIGHT%20DECLARATION.pdf http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/523/3/UROOJ%20AKRAM%20WATERMARK.pdf |
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| Summary: | Time series prediction grabs much attention because of its effect on the vast range of real-life applications. Traditional time series forecasting tools have some limitations like slow training process, less efficient training methods that decrease the performance of the model. Higher Order Neural Network (HONN) using recurrent feedback appeared as a powerful technique in the domain of time series prediction and it has the ability to expand the input space, making them more efficient for solving complex problems and perform high learning abilities in time series prediction. This study proposed a model called improved Pi-Sigma Neural Network using Error Feedback (PSNN-EF) which combines the properties of Pi-Sigma Neural Network (PSNN), recurrence and error feedback. PSNN-EF uses backpropagation gradient descent algorithm for training purpose and is tested with physical time series signals of humidity, evaporation and wind direction datasets that are collected from Malaysian Meteorological Department (MMD). The prediction result is compared with Jordan Pi-Sigma Neural Network (JPSN) and the ordinary PSNN. The results clearly showed that the PSNN-EF significantly improved the computational efficiency of the training process and has been developed to produce more realistic and acceptable results. The average improvement of the proposed model on evaporation dataset is 2.06%, humidity is 7.45% and wind is 3.51% as compared to other models. The benefit of using error feedback is that it generates more accurate and promising results of prediction. Therefore, from the performance of the proposed method, it is noticed that PSNN-EF can provide better solution to JPSN for one-step-ahead prediction of those three datasets. |
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