An Improved iTransformer with RevIN and SSA for Greenhouse Soil Temperature Prediction
Fahai Wang,
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Yiqun Wang,
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Wenbai Chen
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et al.
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1), P. 223 - 223
Published: Jan. 17, 2025
In
contemporary
agricultural
practices,
greenhouses
serve
as
a
critical
component
of
infrastructure,
where
soil
temperature
plays
vital
role
in
enhancing
pest
management
and
regulating
crop
growth.
However,
achieving
precise
greenhouse
environmental
control
continues
to
pose
significant
challenge.
this
context,
the
present
study
proposes
ReSSA-iTransformer,
an
advanced
predictive
model
engineered
accurately
forecast
temperatures
within
across
diverse
temporal
scales,
encompassing
both
long-term
short-term
horizons.
This
capitalizes
on
iTransformer
time-series
forecasting
framework
integrates
Singular
Spectrum
Analysis
(SSA)
decompose
variables,
thereby
augmenting
extraction
pivotal
features,
such
temperature.
Furthermore,
mitigate
prevalent
distribution
shift
issues
inherent
data,
Reversible
Instance
Normalization
(RevIN)
is
incorporated
architecture.
ReSSA-iTransformer
adept
at
executing
multi-step
forecasts
for
extended
immediate
future
intervals,
offering
comprehensive
capabilities.
Empirical
evaluations
substantiate
that
surpasses
conventional
models,
including
LSTM,
Informer,
Autoformer,
all
assessed
metrics.
Specifically,
it
attained
R2
coefficients
98.51%,
97.03%,
97.26%,
94.83%,
alongside
MAE
values
0.271,
0.501,
0.648,
1.633
predictions
3
h,
6
24
48
h
respectively.
These
results
highlight
model’s
superior
accuracy
robustness.
Ultimately,
not
only
provides
dependable
but
also
delivers
actionable
insights,
facilitating
enhanced
practices.
Language: Английский
Application of an improved LSTM model based on FECA and CEEMDAN VMD decomposition in water quality prediction
Jie Long,
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Chong Lu,
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Yiming Lei
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et al.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: April 14, 2025
To
address
the
limitations
of
existing
water
quality
prediction
models
in
handling
non-stationary
data
and
capturing
multi-scale
features,
this
study
proposes
a
hybrid
model
integrating
Complete
Ensemble
Empirical
Mode
Decomposition
with
Adaptive
Noise
(CEEMDAN),
Variational
(VMD),
Long
Short-Term
Memory
Network
(LSTM),
Frequency-Enhanced
Channel
Attention
(FECA).
The
aims
to
improve
accuracy
robustness
for
complex
dynamics,
which
is
critical
environmental
protection
sustainable
resource
management.
First,
CEEMDAN
Sample
Entropy
(SE)
were
used
decompose
raw
into
interpretable
components
filter
noise.
Then,
VMD-enhanced
LSTM
architecture
embedded
FECA
was
developed
adaptively
prioritize
frequency-specific
thereby
improving
model's
ability
handle
nonlinear
patterns.
Results
show
that
successful
predicting
all
six
indicators:
NH₃-N
(ammonia
nitrogen),
DO
(dissolved
oxygen),
pH,
TN
(total
TP
phosphorus),
CODMn
(chemical
oxygen
demand,
permanganate
method).
achieved
Nash-Sutcliffe
Efficiency
(NSE)
values
ranging
from
0.88
0.99.
Using
dissolved
(DO)
as
an
example,
reduced
Mean
Absolute
Percentage
Error
(MAPE)
by
0.12%
increased
coefficient
determination
(R2)
0.20%
compared
baseline
methods.
This
work
provides
robust
framework
real-time
monitoring
supports
decision
making
pollution
control
ecosystem
Language: Английский