Cascaded neural network surrogate modeling for real-time decision-making in long-distance water supply distribution
Engineering Applications of Computational Fluid Mechanics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
19(1)
Published: Jan. 16, 2025
Effective
water
distribution
in
long-distance
supply
systems
requires
precise
control
over
pump
station
operations
and
flow-regulating
elements,
such
as
speeds
valve
openings,
typically
achieved
through
hydraulic
models.
However,
traditional
models
are
time-intensive
to
develop
require
frequent
calibration,
limiting
their
practicality
for
real-time
applications.
This
paper
presents
a
cascaded
neural
network
(CNN)
model
that
integrates
classification
regression
components
serve
an
efficient
surrogate
decision-making.
In
the
proposed
CNN
model,
component
identifies
number
of
pumps
needed
meet
system
flow
demands,
while
predicts
target
values
openings.
Considering
nonlinear
relationship
between
rate
regulating
error
was
introduced
evaluation
metric
via
Orthogonal-Triangular
(QR)
decomposition.
The
model's
performance
robustness
were
validated
using
data
from
actual
system,
including
analyses
its
sensitivity
uncertainties
reservoir
level
measurements.
Results
demonstrate
achieves
more
accurate
predictions
compared
pure
networks.
Furthermore,
uncertainty
analysis
reveals
is
less
affected
by
measurement
errors,
it
sensitive
underscoring
importance
monitoring
practical
Language: Английский
City-Scale High-Resolution Flood Nowcasting Based on High-Performance Hydrodynamic Modelling
Boliang Dong,
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Chao Tan,
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Bensheng Huang
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Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Binary vs Multi-class with Gaussian Filter on Typhoon Image Classification for Intensity Prediction
Syamala Jayasree,
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K. R. Ananthapadmanaban
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International Journal of Electronics and Communication Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(12), P. 245 - 257
Published: Dec. 31, 2024
Strong
meteorological
events
Tropical
Cyclones
(TCs)
pose
serious
risks
to
coastal
ecosystems
and
communities.
Their
strength
is
usually
categorized
using
a
variety
of
metrics,
including
wind
speed,
pressure,
rainfall
since
it
directly
corresponds
with
the
possibility
damage
fatalities.
An
accurate
classification
TC
severity
essential
for
disaster
preparedness,
response
plans,
mitigation
initiatives.
Support
vector
machines
(SVM)
{function
category},
K-Nearest
Neighbors
(KNN)
{lazy
Bayesian
networks
{Bayes
Random
forests
{Ensemble
decision
trees
{Tree
Category}
are
among
machine
learning
classifiers
whose
performances
compared
in
this
study
binary
multi-class
configurations
by
Gaussian
image
processing
technique.
Performance
measures,
time
complexity,
ROC,
PRC,
accuracy,
precision,
recall,
F-measure,
were
examined.
The
results
indicate
that
Multi-class
SVM
Forest
consistently
outperform
other
models
across
most
achieving
highest
accuracy
(0.88)
superior
ROC
(0.97)
PRC
(0.94-0.95)
scores.
However,
exhibited
significantly
higher
particularly
SVM.
Language: Английский