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Monthly Mean Temperature Prediction Based on a Multi-level Mapping Model of Neural Network BP Type


doi: 10.1007/BF02656835

  • In terms of 34-year monthly mean temperature series in 1946-1979, the multi-level mapping model of neural network BP type was applied to calculate the system’s fractual dimension D0 = 2.8, leading to a three-level model of this type with i × j = 3 × 2, k = 1, and the 1980 monthly mean temperture prediction on a long-term basis were pre-pared by steadily modifying the weighting coefficient, making for the correlation coefficient of 97% with the measurements. Furthermore, the weighting parameter was modified for each month of 1980 by means of observations, therefore constructing monthly mean temperature forecasts from January to December of the year, reaching the correlation of 99.9% with the measurements. Likewise, the resulting 1981 monthly predictions on a long-range basis with 1946-1980 corresponding records yielded the correlation of 98% and the month-to month forecasts of 99.4%.
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Manuscript received: 10 April 1995
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Monthly Mean Temperature Prediction Based on a Multi-level Mapping Model of Neural Network BP Type

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Abstract: In terms of 34-year monthly mean temperature series in 1946-1979, the multi-level mapping model of neural network BP type was applied to calculate the system’s fractual dimension D0 = 2.8, leading to a three-level model of this type with i × j = 3 × 2, k = 1, and the 1980 monthly mean temperture prediction on a long-term basis were pre-pared by steadily modifying the weighting coefficient, making for the correlation coefficient of 97% with the measurements. Furthermore, the weighting parameter was modified for each month of 1980 by means of observations, therefore constructing monthly mean temperature forecasts from January to December of the year, reaching the correlation of 99.9% with the measurements. Likewise, the resulting 1981 monthly predictions on a long-range basis with 1946-1980 corresponding records yielded the correlation of 98% and the month-to month forecasts of 99.4%.

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