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Main Authors: Wang, Hongzhi, Song, Yang, Tang, Shihan
Format: Preprint
Published: 2019
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/1908.03571
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author Wang, Hongzhi
Song, Yang
Tang, Shihan
author_facet Wang, Hongzhi
Song, Yang
Tang, Shihan
contents In this paper, a method of prediction on continuous time series variables from the production or flow -- an LSTM algorithm based on multivariate tuning -- is proposed. The algorithm improves the traditional LSTM algorithm and converts the time series data into supervised learning sequences regarding industrial data's features. The main innovation of this paper consists in introducing the concepts of periodic measurement and time window in the industrial prediction problem, especially considering industrial data with time series characteristics. Experiments using real-world datasets show that the prediction accuracy is improved, 54.05% higher than that of traditional LSTM algorithm.
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spellingShingle LSTM-based Flow Prediction
Wang, Hongzhi
Song, Yang
Tang, Shihan
Machine Learning
Signal Processing
In this paper, a method of prediction on continuous time series variables from the production or flow -- an LSTM algorithm based on multivariate tuning -- is proposed. The algorithm improves the traditional LSTM algorithm and converts the time series data into supervised learning sequences regarding industrial data's features. The main innovation of this paper consists in introducing the concepts of periodic measurement and time window in the industrial prediction problem, especially considering industrial data with time series characteristics. Experiments using real-world datasets show that the prediction accuracy is improved, 54.05% higher than that of traditional LSTM algorithm.
title LSTM-based Flow Prediction
topic Machine Learning
Signal Processing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1908.03571