Reconstruction and Prediction of Chaotic Time Series with Missing Data: Leveraging Dynamical Correlations Between Variables
Jing Lv,
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Hongcun Mao,
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Yu Wang
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et al.
Mathematics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(1), P. 152 - 152
Published: Jan. 3, 2025
Although
data-driven
machine
learning
methods
have
been
successfully
applied
to
predict
complex
nonlinear
dynamics,
forecasting
future
evolution
based
on
incomplete
past
information
remains
a
significant
challenge.
This
paper
proposes
novel
approach
that
leverages
the
dynamical
relationships
among
variables.
By
integrating
Non-Stationary
Transformers
with
LightGBM,
we
construct
robust
model
where
LightGBM
builds
fitting
function
capture
and
simulate
coupling
variables
in
dynamically
evolving
chaotic
systems.
enables
reconstruction
of
missing
data,
restoring
sequence
completeness
overcoming
limitations
existing
time
series
prediction
handling
data.
We
validate
proposed
method
by
predicting
data
both
dissipative
conservative
Experimental
results
demonstrate
maintains
stability
effectiveness
even
increasing
rates,
particularly
range
30%
50%,
errors
remain
relatively
low.
Furthermore,
feature
importance
extracted
aligns
closely
underlying
dynamic
characteristics
system,
enhancing
method’s
interpretability
reliability.
research
offers
practical
theoretically
sound
solution
challenges
systems
datasets.
Language: Английский
Reconstructing the dynamics of coupled oscillators with cluster synchronization using parameter-aware reservoir computing
The European Physical Journal Plus,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
140(2)
Published: Feb. 8, 2025
Language: Английский
Learning High-Dimensional Chaos Based on an Echo State Network with Homotopy Transformation
Shikun Wang,
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Fengjie Geng,
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Yuting Li
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et al.
Mathematics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(6), P. 894 - 894
Published: March 7, 2025
Learning
high-dimensional
chaos
is
a
complex
and
challenging
problem
because
of
its
initial
value-sensitive
dependence.
Based
on
an
echo
state
network
(ESN),
we
introduce
homotopy
transformation
in
topological
theory
to
learn
chaos.
On
the
premise
maintaining
basic
properties,
our
model
can
obtain
key
features
for
learning
through
continuous
between
different
activation
functions,
achieving
optimal
balance
nonlinearity
linearity
enhance
generalization
capability
model.
In
experimental
part,
choose
Lorenz
system,
Mackey–Glass
(MG)
Kuramoto–Sivashinsky
(KS)
system
as
examples,
verify
superiority
by
comparing
it
with
other
models.
For
some
systems,
prediction
error
be
reduced
two
orders
magnitude.
The
results
show
that
addition
improve
modeling
ability
spatiotemporal
chaotic
this
demonstrates
potential
application
dynamic
time
series
analysis.
Language: Английский