Design of an Automatic Classification System for Educational Reform Documents Based on Naive Bayes Algorithm
Mathematics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(8), P. 1127 - 1127
Published: April 9, 2024
With
the
continuous
deepening
of
educational
reform,
a
large
number
policies,
programs,
and
research
reports
have
emerged,
bringing
heavy
burden
information
processing
management
to
educators.
Traditional
manual
classification
archiving
methods
are
inefficient
susceptible
subjective
factors.
Therefore,
an
automated
method
is
needed
quickly
accurately
classify
archive
documents
into
their
respective
categories.
Based
on
this,
this
paper
proposes
design
automatic
document
system
for
reform
based
Naive
Bayes
algorithm
address
challenges
in
education
field.
Firstly,
relevant
literature
data
field
collected
organized
establish
annotated
dataset
model
detection.
Secondly,
raw
preprocessed
by
cleaning
transforming
original
text
make
them
more
suitable
input
machine
learning
algorithms.
Thirdly,
various
algorithms
trained
selected
determine
best
classifying
documents.
Finally,
determined
algorithm,
corresponding
software
designed
automatically
analysis.
Through
experimental
evaluation
result
analysis,
demonstrates
effectiveness
accuracy
algorithm.
This
can
efficiently
categories
accurately,
thereby
improving
efficiency
educators
capabilities.
In
future,
further
exploration
feature
extraction
be
conducted
optimize
performance
apply
practical
decision-making
Language: Английский
Refining daily precipitation estimates using machine learning and multi-source data in alpine regions with unevenly distributed gauges
Huajin Lei,
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Hongyi Li,
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Hongyu Zhao
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et al.
Journal of Hydrology Regional Studies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
58, P. 102272 - 102272
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Exploring machine learning approaches for precipitation downscaling
Honglin Zhu,
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Qiming Zhou,
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Jukka M. Krisp
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et al.
Geo-spatial Information Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 17
Published: March 27, 2025
Language: Английский
Bayesian Model Averaging for Satellite Precipitation Data Fusion: From Accuracy Estimation to Runoff Simulation
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(7), P. 1154 - 1154
Published: March 25, 2025
Precipitation
plays
a
vital
role
in
the
hydrological
cycle,
directly
affecting
water
resource
management
and
influencing
flood
drought
risk
prediction.
This
study
proposes
Bayesian
Model
Averaging
(BMA)
framework
to
integrate
multiple
precipitation
datasets.
The
enhances
estimation
accuracy
for
simulations.
BMA
synthesizes
four
products—Climate
Hazards
Group
Infrared
with
Station
(CHIRPS),
fifth-generation
ECMWF
Atmospheric
Reanalysis
(ERA5),
Global
Satellite
Mapping
of
(GSMaP),
Integrated
Multi-satellitE
Retrievals
(IMERG)—over
China’s
Ganjiang
River
Basin
from
2008
2020.
We
evaluated
merged
dataset’s
performance
against
its
constituent
datasets
Multi-Source
Weighted-Ensemble
(MSWEP)
at
daily,
monthly,
seasonal
scales.
Evaluation
metrics
included
correlation
coefficient
(CC),
root
mean
square
error
(RMSE),
Kling–Gupta
efficiency
(KGE).
Variable
Infiltration
Capacity
(VIC)
model
was
further
applied
assess
how
these
affect
runoff
results
indicate
that
BMA-merged
dataset
substantially
improves
when
compared
individual
inputs.
product
achieved
optimal
daily
(CC
=
0.72,
KGE
0.70)
showed
superior
skill,
notably
reducing
biases
autumn
winter.
In
applications,
BMA-driven
VIC
effectively
replicated
observed
patterns,
demonstrating
efficacy
regional
long-term
predictions.
highlights
BMA’s
potential
optimizing
inputs,
providing
critical
insights
sustainable
reduction
complex
basins.
Language: Английский
Blending daily satellite precipitation product and rain gauges using stacking ensemble machine learning with the consideration of spatial heterogeneity
Chuanfa Chen,
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Jiaoyang Hao,
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Shufan Yang
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et al.
Journal of Hydrology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 133223 - 133223
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Explainable artificial intelligence framework for urban global digital elevation model correction based on the SHapley additive explanation-random forest algorithm considering spatial heterogeneity and factor optimization
Chuanfa Chen,
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Yan Liu,
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Yanyan Li
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et al.
International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
129, P. 103843 - 103843
Published: April 17, 2024
Satellite
global
digital
elevation
models
(GDEMs)
suffer
from
positive
biases
in
urban
areas
due
to
building
artifacts.
While
various
machine
learning
(ML)-based
methods
have
been
proposed
remove
these
biases,
their
generalizability
is
limited
by
spatial
heterogeneity
and
redundancy
prediction
factors
across
different
regions.
Therefore,
investigate
the
of
address
problem
factor
ML-based
model
prediction,
this
paper
proposes
an
explainable
artificial
intelligence
framework
(XAI)
for
correcting
GDEMs
using
SHapley
additive
explanation
(SHAP)-random
forest
(RF)
algorithm.
The
performance
30-m
COPDEM
(COPDEM30)
was
demonstrated
New
York
City.
results
were
compared
with
first
Forests-And-Buildings
removed
DEM
(FABDEM)
three
classical
RF-based
without
considering
(or)
optimization.
indicate
that
each
contributes
differently
correction
COPDEM30
regions,
showing
distinct
regional
characteristics
heterogeneity.
constructed
more
applicable
regions
similar
features
training
In
comparison
traditional
points,
method
obtains
high
accuracy.
Specifically,
while
Root
Mean
Square
Error
(RMSE)
Absolute
(MAE)
values
RF
ranged
between
2.601
m
2.724
m,
1.686
1.785
respectively,
achieves
RMSE
2.258
MAE
1.436
m.
Moreover,
reduces
original
7.652
(4.858
m)
3.797
(2.404
m),
when
applied
area
providing
points.
summary,
XAI
based
on
SHAP-RF
can
effectively
quantify
contribution
GDEM
correction,
both
globally
locally,
which
conducive
construction
improvement
system
It
also
provides
a
reference
improving
geosciences.
Language: Английский
A systematic review of spatial disaggregation methods for climate action planning
Energy and AI,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17, P. 100386 - 100386
Published: June 17, 2024
National-level
climate
action
plans
are
often
formulated
broadly.
Spatially
disaggregating
these
to
individual
municipalities
can
offer
substantial
benefits,
such
as
enabling
regional
strategies
and
for
assessing
the
feasibility
of
national
objectives.
Numerous
spatial
disaggregation
approaches
be
found
in
literature.
This
study
reviews
categorizes
these.
The
review
is
followed
by
a
discussion
relevant
methods
plans.
It
seen
that
employing
proxy
data,
machine
learning
models,
geostatistical
ones
most
energy
analysis
offers
guidance
selecting
appropriate
based
on
factors
data
availability
at
municipal
level
presence
autocorrelation
data.
As
urgency
addressing
change
escalates,
understanding
aspects
becomes
increasingly
important.
will
serve
valuable
guide
researchers
practitioners
applying
this
crucial
field.
Language: Английский