Published: Aug. 18, 2023
Determining accurate PM2.5 pollution concentrations and understanding their dynamic patterns is crucial for scientifically informed air control strategies. Traditional reliance on linear correlation coefficients ascertaining related factors only uncovers superficial relationships. Moreover, the invariance of conventional prediction models restricts accuracy. To enhance precision concentration prediction, this study introduces a novel integrated model that leverages feature selection clustering algorithm. Comprising three components - selection, clustering, first employs non-dominated sorting Genetic Algorithm (NSGA-III) to identify most impactful features affecting within pollutants meteorological factors. This step offers more valuable data subsequent modules. The then adopts two-layer method (SOM+K-means) analyze multifaceted irregularity dataset. Finally, establishes Extreme Learning Machine (ELM) weak learner each classification, integrating multiple learners using Adaboost algorithm obtain comprehensive model. Through enhancement, exploration, adaptability improvement, proposed significantly enhances overall performance. Data sourced from 12 Beijing-based monitoring sites in 2016 were utilized an empirical study, model's results compared with five other predictive models. outcomes demonstrate heightens accuracy, offering useful insights potential broadened application multifactor methodologies pollutants.
Language: Английский