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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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FLEX: Force Linear to Exponential : Improving Time Series Forecasting Models For Hydrological Level Using A Scalable Ensemble Machine Learning Approach

van den Brink, Koen January 2022 (has links)
Time-series forecasting is an area of machine learning that can be applied to many real-life problems. It is used in areas such as water level forecasting, which aims to help people evacuate on time for floods. This thesis aims to contribute to the research area of time-series forecasting, by introducing a simple but novel ensemble model: Force Linear to Exponential (FLEX). A FLEX ensemble first forecasts points that are exponentially further into the forecasting horizon. After this, the gaps between forecasted points are produced from said forecasted points, as well as the entire data history. This simple model is able to outperform all base models considered in this thesis, even when having the same amount of parameters to tune. / Tidsserieprognoser är ett område för maskininlärning som kan tillämpas på många verkliga problem. Det används i områden som vattenståndsprognoser, som syftar till att hjälpa människor att evakuera i tid för översvämningar. Denna uppsats syftar till att bidra till forskningsområdet tidsserieprognoser genom att introducera en enkel men ny ensemblemodell: Force Linear to Exponential (FLEX). En FLEX-ensemble prognostiserar först punkter som ligger exponentiellt längre in i prognoshorisonten. Efter detta produceras gapen mellan prognostiserade punkter från nämnda prognostiserade punkter, såväl som hela datahistoriken. Denna enkla modell kan överträffa alla basmodeller som behandlas i denna uppsats, även när den har samma mängd parametrar att ställa in.
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Time-series Generative Adversarial Networks for Telecommunications Data Augmentation

Dimyati, Hamid January 2021 (has links)
Time- series Generative Adversarial Networks (TimeGAN) is proposed to overcome the GAN model’s insufficiency in producing synthetic samples that inherit the predictive ability of the original timeseries data. TimeGAN combines the unsupervised adversarial loss in the GAN framework with a supervised loss adopted from an autoregressive model. However, TimeGAN is like another GANbased model that only learns from the set of smaller sequences extracted from the original time-series. This behavior yields a severe consequence when encountering data augmentation for time-series with multiple seasonal patterns, as found in the mobile telecommunication network data. This study examined the effectiveness of the TimeGAN model with the help of Dynamic Time Warping (DTW) and different types of RNN as its architecture to produce synthetic mobile telecommunication network data, which can be utilized to improve the forecasting performance of the statistical and deep learning models relative to the baseline models trained only on the original data. The experiment results indicate that DTW helps TimeGAN maintaining the multiple seasonal attributes. In addition, either LSTM or Bidirectional LSTM as TimeGAN architecture ensures the model is robust to mode collapse problem and creates synthetic data that are diversified and indistinguishable from the original time-series. Finally, merging both original and synthetic time-series becomes a compelling way to significantly improve the deep learning model’s forecasting performance but fails to do so for the statistical model. / Time-series Generative Adversarial Networks (TimeGAN) föreslås för att övervinna GAN-modellens brist att kunna producera syntetisk data som ärver de prediktiva förmåga från den ursprungliga tidsseriedatan. TimeGAN kombinerar den icke-vägledande förlusten i GAN-ramverket tillsammans med den vägledande förlusten från en autoregressiv modell. TimeGAN liknar en vanlig GAN-baserad modell, men behöver bara en mindre uppsättning sekvenser från den ursprungliga tidsserien för att lära sig. Denna egenskap kan dock leda till allvarliga konsekvenser när man stöter på dataförstoring för tidsserier med flera säsongsmönster, vilket återfinns i mobilnätverksdata. Denna studie har undersökt effektiviteten av TimeGAN-modellen med hjälp av Dynamic Time Warping (DTW) och olika typer av RNN som dess arkitektur för att producera syntetisk mobilnätverksdata. Detta kan användas för att förbättra statistiska och djupinlärningsmodellers prognostisering relativt till modeller som bara har tränat på orginaldata. De experimentella resultaten indikerar att DTW hjälper TimeGAN att bibehålla de olika säsongsattributen. Dessutom, TimeGAN med antingen LSTM eller Bidirectional LSTM som arkitektur säkerställer att modellen är robust för lägesfallsproblem och skapar syntetisk data som är diversifierade och inte kan urskiljas från den ursprungliga tidsserien. Slutligen, en sammanslagning av både ursprungliga och syntetiska tidsserier blir ett övertygande sätt att avsevärt förbättra djupinlärningsmodellens prestanda men misslyckas med detta för den statistiska modellen.
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Challenges for Context-Driven Time Series Forecasting

Ulbricht, Robert, Donker, Hilko, Hartmann, Claudio, Hahmann, Martin, Lehner, Wolfgang 10 January 2023 (has links)
Predicting time series is a crucial task for organizations, since decisions are often based on uncertain information. Many forecasting models are designed from a generic statistical point of view. However, each real-world application requires domain-specific adaptations to obtain high-quality results. All such specifics are summarized by the term of context. In contrast to current approaches, we want to integrate context as the primary driver in the forecasting process. We introduce context-driven time series forecasting focusing on two exemplary domains: renewable energy and sparse sales data. In view of this, we discuss the challenge of context integration in the individual process steps.
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Dynamic GAN-based Clustering in Federated Learning

Kim, Yeongwoo January 2020 (has links)
As the era of Industry 4.0 arises, the number of devices that are connectedto a network has increased. The devices continuously generate data that hasvarious information from power consumption to the configuration of thedevices. Since the data have the raw information about each local node inthe network, the manipulation of the information brings a potential to benefitthe network with different methods. However, due to the large amount ofnon-IID data generated in each node, manual operations to process the dataand tune the methods became challenging. To overcome the challenge, therehave been attempts to apply automated methods to build accurate machinelearning models by a subset of collected data or cluster network nodes byleveraging clustering algorithms and using machine learning models withineach cluster. However, the conventional clustering algorithms are imperfectin a distributed and dynamic network due to risk of data privacy, the nondynamicclusters, and the fixed number of clusters. These limitations ofthe clustering algorithms degrade the performance of the machine learningmodels because the clusters may become obsolete over time. Therefore, thisthesis proposes a three-phase clustering algorithm in dynamic environmentsby leveraging 1) GAN-based clustering, 2) cluster calibration, and 3) divisiveclustering in federated learning. GAN-based clustering preserves data becauseit eliminates the necessity of sharing raw data in a network to create clusters.Cluster calibration adds dynamics to fixed clusters by continuously updatingclusters and benefits methods that manage the network. Moreover, the divisiveclustering explores the different number of clusters by iteratively selectingand dividing a cluster into multiple clusters. As a result, we create clustersfor dynamic environments and improve the performance of machine learningmodels within each cluster. / ett nätverk ökat. Enheterna genererar kontinuerligt data som har varierandeinformation, från strömförbrukning till konfigurationen av enheterna. Eftersomdatan innehåller den råa informationen om varje lokal nod i nätverket germanipulation av informationen potential att gynna nätverket med olika metoder.På grund av den stora mängden data, och dess egenskap av att vara icke-o.l.f.,som genereras i varje nod blir manuella operationer för att bearbeta data ochjustera metoderna utmanande. För att hantera utmaningen finns försök med attanvända automatiserade metoder för att bygga precisa maskininlärningsmodellermed hjälp av en mindre mängd insamlad data eller att gruppera nodergenom att utnyttja klustringsalgoritmer och använda maskininlärningsmodellerinom varje kluster. De konventionella klustringsalgoritmerna är emellertidofullkomliga i ett distribuerat och dynamiskt nätverk på grund av risken fördataskydd, de icke-dynamiska klusterna och det fasta antalet kluster. Dessabegränsningar av klustringsalgoritmerna försämrar maskininlärningsmodellernasprestanda eftersom klustren kan bli föråldrade med tiden. Därför föreslårdenna avhandling en trefasklustringsalgoritm i dynamiska miljöer genom attutnyttja 1) GAN-baserad klustring, 2) klusterkalibrering och 3) klyvning avkluster i federerad inlärning. GAN-baserade klustring bevarar dataintegriteteneftersom det eliminerar behovet av att dela rådata i ett nätverk för att skapakluster. Klusterkalibrering lägger till dynamik i klustringen genom att kontinuerligtuppdatera kluster och fördelar metoder som hanterar nätverket. Dessutomdelar den klövlande klustringen olika antal kluster genom att iterativt välja ochdela ett kluster i flera kluster. Som ett resultat skapar vi kluster för dynamiskamiljöer och förbättrar prestandan hos maskininlärningsmodeller inom varjekluster.
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Long Horizon Volatility Forecasting Using GARCH-LSTM Hybrid Models: A Comparison Between Volatility Forecasting Methods on the Swedish Stock Market / Långtids volatilitetsprognostisering med GARCH-LSTM hybridmodeller: En jämförelse mellan metoder för volatilitetsprognostisering på den svenska aktiemarknaden

Eliasson, Ebba January 2023 (has links)
Time series forecasting and volatility forecasting is a particularly active research field within financial mathematics. More recent studies extend well-established forecasting methods with machine learning. This thesis will evaluate and compare the standard Generalized Autoregressive Conditional Heteroskedasticity (GARCH) model and some of its extensions to a proposed Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) model on historic data from five Swedish stocks. It will also explore hybrid models that combine the two techniques to increase prediction accuracy over longer horizons. The results show that the predictability increases when switching from univariate GARCH and LSTM models to hybrid models combining them both. Combining GARCH, Glosten, Jagannathan, and Runkle GARCH (GJR-GARCH), and Fractionally Integrated GARCH (FIGARCH) yields the most accurate result with regards to mean absolute error and mean square error. The forecasting errors decreased with 10 to 50 percent using the hybrid models. Comparing standard GARCH to the hybrid models, the biggest gains were seen at the longest horizon, while comparing the LSTM to the hybrid models, the biggest gains were seen for the shorter horizons. In conclusion, the prediction ability increases using the hybrid models compared to the regular models. / Tidsserieprognostisering, och volatilitetsprognostiering i synnerhet, är ett växande fält inom finansiell matamatik som kontinereligt står inför implementation av nya tekniker. Det som en gång startade med klassiksa tidsseriemodeller som ARCH har nu utvecklats till att dra fördel av maskininlärning och neurala nätverk. Detta examensarbetet uvärderar och jämför Generalized Autoregressive Conditional Heteroskedasticity (GARCH) modeller och några av dess vidare tillämpningar med Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) modeller på fem svenska aktier. ARbetet kommer även gå närmare inpå hybridmodeller som kombinerar dessa två tekniker för att öka tillförlitlig prognostisering under längre tidshorisonter. Resultaten visar att förutsägbarheten ökar genom att byta envariata GARCH och LSTM modeller till hybridmodeller som kombinerar båda delarna. De mest korrekta resultaten kom från att kombinera GARCH, Glosten, Jagannathan, och Runkle GARCH (GJR-GARCH) och Fractionally Integrated GARCH (FIGARCH) modeller med ett LSTM nätverk. Prognostiseringsfelen minskade med 10 till 50 procent med hybridmodellerna. Specifikt, vid jämförelse av GARCH modellerna till hybridmodellerna sågs de största förbättringarna för de längre tidshorisonterna, medans jämförelse mellan LSTM och hybridmodellerna sågs den mesta förbättringen hos de kortare tidshorisonterna. Sammanfattningsvis öker prognostiseringsförmågan genom användning av hybridmodeller i jämförelse med standardmodellerna.
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Predictability of Nonstationary Time Series using Wavelet and Empirical Mode Decomposition Based ARMA Models

Lanka, Karthikeyan January 2013 (has links) (PDF)
The idea of time series forecasting techniques is that the past has certain information about future. So, the question of how the information is encoded in the past can be interpreted and later used to extrapolate events of future constitute the crux of time series analysis and forecasting. Several methods such as qualitative techniques (e.g., Delphi method), causal techniques (e.g., least squares regression), quantitative techniques (e.g., smoothing method, time series models) have been developed in the past in which the concept lies in establishing a model either theoretically or mathematically from past observations and estimate future from it. Of all the models, time series methods such as autoregressive moving average (ARMA) process have gained popularity because of their simplicity in implementation and accuracy in obtaining forecasts. But, these models were formulated based on certain properties that a time series is assumed to possess. Classical decomposition techniques were developed to supplement the requirements of time series models. These methods try to define a time series in terms of simple patterns called trend, cyclical and seasonal patterns along with noise. So, the idea of decomposing a time series into component patterns, later modeling each component using forecasting processes and finally combining the component forecasts to obtain actual time series predictions yielded superior performance over standard forecasting techniques. All these methods involve basic principle of moving average computation. But, the developed classical decomposition methods are disadvantageous in terms of containing fixed number of components for any time series, data independent decompositions. During moving average computation, edges of time series might not get modeled properly which affects long range forecasting. So, these issues are to be addressed by more efficient and advanced decomposition techniques such as Wavelets and Empirical Mode Decomposition (EMD). Wavelets and EMD are some of the most innovative concepts considered in time series analysis and are focused on processing nonlinear and nonstationary time series. Hence, this research has been undertaken to ascertain the predictability of nonstationary time series using wavelet and Empirical Mode Decomposition (EMD) based ARMA models. The development of wavelets has been made based on concepts of Fourier analysis and Window Fourier Transform. In accordance with this, initially, the necessity of involving the advent of wavelets has been presented. This is followed by the discussion regarding the advantages that are provided by wavelets. Primarily, the wavelets were defined in the sense of continuous time series. Later, in order to match the real world requirements, wavelets analysis has been defined in discrete scenario which is called as Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT). The current thesis utilized DWT for performing time series decomposition. The detailed discussion regarding the theory behind time series decomposition is presented in the thesis. This is followed by description regarding mathematical viewpoint of time series decomposition using DWT, which involves decomposition algorithm. EMD also comes under same class as wavelets in the consequence of time series decomposition. EMD is developed out of the fact that most of the time series in nature contain multiple frequencies leading to existence of different scales simultaneously. This method, when compared to standard Fourier analysis and wavelet algorithms, has greater scope of adaptation in processing various nonstationary time series. The method involves decomposing any complicated time series into a very small number of finite empirical modes (IMFs-Intrinsic Mode Functions), where each mode contains information of the original time series. The algorithm of time series decomposition using EMD is presented post conceptual elucidation in the current thesis. Later, the proposed time series forecasting algorithm that couples EMD and ARMA model is presented that even considers the number of time steps ahead of which forecasting needs to be performed. In order to test the methodologies of wavelet and EMD based algorithms for prediction of time series with non stationarity, series of streamflow data from USA and rainfall data from India are used in the study. Four non-stationary streamflow sites (USGS data resources) of monthly total volumes and two non-stationary gridded rainfall sites (IMD) of monthly total rainfall are considered for the study. The predictability by the proposed algorithm is checked in two scenarios, first being six months ahead forecast and the second being twelve months ahead forecast. Normalized Root Mean Square Error (NRMSE) and Nash Sutcliffe Efficiency Index (Ef) are considered to evaluate the performance of the proposed techniques. Based on the performance measures, the results indicate that wavelet based analyses generate good variations in the case of six months ahead forecast maintaining harmony with the observed values at most of the sites. Although the methods are observed to capture the minima of the time series effectively both in the case of six and twelve months ahead predictions, better forecasts are obtained with wavelet based method over EMD based method in the case of twelve months ahead predictions. It is therefore inferred that wavelet based method has better prediction capabilities over EMD based method despite some of the limitations of time series methods and the manner in which decomposition takes place. Finally, the study concludes that the wavelet based time series algorithm could be used to model events such as droughts with reasonable accuracy. Also, some modifications that could be made in the model have been suggested which can extend the scope of applicability to other areas in the field of hydrology.
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A comparative study between algorithms for time series forecasting on customer prediction : An investigation into the performance of ARIMA, RNN, LSTM, TCN and HMM

Almqvist, Olof January 2019 (has links)
Time series prediction is one of the main areas of statistics and machine learning. In 2018 the two new algorithms higher order hidden Markov model and temporal convolutional network were proposed and emerged as challengers to the more traditional recurrent neural network and long-short term memory network as well as the autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA). In this study most major algorithms together with recent innovations for time series forecasting is trained and evaluated on two datasets from the theme park industry with the aim of predicting future number of visitors. To develop models, Python libraries Keras and Statsmodels were used. Results from this thesis show that the neural network models are slightly better than ARIMA and the hidden Markov model, and that the temporal convolutional network do not perform significantly better than the recurrent or long-short term memory networks although having the lowest prediction error on one of the datasets. Interestingly, the Markov model performed worse than all neural network models even when using no independent variables.
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Metodologia evolutiva para previsão inteligente de séries temporais sazonais baseada em espaço de estados não-observáveis / EVOLUTIONARY METHODOLOGY FOR INTELLIGENT FORECAST SERIES SEASONAL TEMPORAL STATE SPACE-BASED NON-OBSERVABLE

Rodrigues Júnior, Selmo Eduardo 26 January 2017 (has links)
Submitted by Rosivalda Pereira (mrs.pereira@ufma.br) on 2017-07-03T18:32:31Z No. of bitstreams: 1 SelmoRodrigues.pdf: 1374245 bytes, checksum: 96afcfa04ba5cc18c4db55e4c92cdf23 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-07-03T18:32:31Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 SelmoRodrigues.pdf: 1374245 bytes, checksum: 96afcfa04ba5cc18c4db55e4c92cdf23 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-01-26 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) / This paper proposes a new methodology for modelling based on an evolving Neuro-Fuzzy Network Takagi-Sugeno (NFN-TS) for seasonal time series forecasting. The NFN-TS use the unobservable components extracted from the time series to evolve, i.e., to adapt and to adjust its structure, where the number of fuzzy rules of this network can increase or reduced according the components behavior. The method used to extract the components is a recursive version developed in this paper based on the Spectral Singular Analysis (SSA) technique. The proposed methodology has the principle divide to conquer, i.e., it divides a problem into easier subproblems, forecasting separately each component because they present dynamic behaviors that are simpler to forecast. The consequent propositions of fuzzy rules are linear state space models, where the states are the unobservable components data. When there are available observations from the time series, the training stage of NFN-TS is performed, i.e., the NFN-TS evolves its structure and adapts its parameters to carry out the mapping between the components data and the available sample of original time series. On the other hand, if this observation is not available, the network considers the forecasting stage, keeping its structure fixed and using the states of consequent fuzzy rules to feedback the components data to NFN-TS. The NFN-TS was evaluated and compared with other recent and traditional techniques for forecasting seasonal time series, obtaining competitive and advantageous results in relation to other papers. This paper also presents a case study of proposed methodology for real-time detection of anomalies based on a patient’s electrocardiogram data. / Esse trabalho propõe uma nova metodologia para modelagem baseada em uma Rede Neuro- Fuzzy Takagi-Sugeno (RNF-TS) evolutiva para a previsão de séries temporais sazonais. A RNF-TS considera as componentes não-observáveis extraídas a partir da série para evoluir, ou seja, adaptar e ajustar sua estrutura, sendo que a quantidade de regras fuzzy dessa rede pode aumentar ou ser reduzida conforme o comportamento das componentes. O método utilizado para extrair as componentes é uma versão recursiva desenvolvida nessa pesquisa baseada na técnica de Análise Espectral Singular (AES). A metodologia proposta tem como princípio dividir para conquistar, isto é, dividir um problema em subproblemas mais fáceis de lidar, realizando a previsão separadamente de cada componente já que apresentam comportamentos dinâmicos mais simples de prever. As proposições do consequente das regras fuzzy são modelos lineares no espaço de estados, sendo que os estados são os próprios dados das componentes não-observáveis. Quando há observações disponíveis da série temporal, o estágio de treinamento da RNF-TS é realizado, ou seja, a RNF-TS evolui sua estrutura e adapta seus parâmetros para realizar o mapeamento entre os dados das componentes e a amostra disponível da série temporal original. Caso contrário, se essa observação não está disponível, a rede aciona o estágio de previsão, mantendo sua estrutura fixa e usando os estados dos consequentes das regras fuzzy para realimentar os dados das componentes para a RNF-TS. A RNF-TS foi avaliada e comparada com outras técnicas recentes e tradicionais para previsão de séries temporais sazonais, obtendo resultados competitivos e vantajosos em relação a outras pesquisas. Este trabalho apresenta também um estudo de caso da metodologia proposta para detecção em tempo-real de anomalias baseada em dados de eletrocardiogramas de um paciente.
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Real-time forecasting of dietary habits and user health using Federated Learning with privacy guarantees

Horchidan, Sonia-Florina January 2020 (has links)
Modern health self-monitoring devices and applications, such as Fitbit and MyFitnessPal, empower users to take concrete actions and set fitness and lifestyle goals based on their recorded trends and statistics. Predicting such trends is beneficial in the road of achieving long-time targets, as the individuals can adjust their diets and habits at any point to guarantee success. The design and implementation of such a system, which also respects user privacy, is the main objective of our work.This application is modelled as a time-series forecasting problem. Given the historical data of users, we aim to predict their eating and lifestyle habits in real-time. We apply the federated learning paradigm to our use-case be- cause of the highly-distributed nature of our data and the privacy concerns of such sensitive recorded information. However, federated learning from het- erogeneous sequences of data can be challenging, as even state-of-the-art ma- chine learning techniques for time-series forecasting can encounter difficulties when learning from very irregular data sequences. Specifically, in the pro- posed healthcare scenario, the machine learning algorithms might fail to cater to users with unique dietary patterns.In this work, we implement a two-step streaming clustering mechanism and group clients that exhibit similar eating and fitness behaviours. The con- ducted experiments prove that learning federatively in this context can achieve very high prediction accuracy, as our predictions are no more than 0.025% far from the ground truth value with respect to the range of each feature. Training separate models for each group of users is shown to be beneficial, especially in terms of the training time, but it is highly dependent on the parameters used for the models and the training process. Our experiments conclude that the configuration used for the general federated model cannot be applied to the clusters of data. However, a decrease in prediction error of more than 45% can be achieved, given the parameters are optimized for each case.Lastly, this work tackles the problem of data privacy by applying state-of- the-art differential privacy techniques. Our empirical study shows that noising the gradients sent to the server is unsuitable for small datasets and cancels out the benefits obtained by prior users’ clustering. On the other hand, noising the training data achieves remarkable results, obtaining a differential privacy level corresponding to an epsilon value of 0.1 with an increase in the observed mean absolute error by a factor of only 0.21. / Moderna apparater och applikationer för självövervakning av hälsa, som Fitbit och MyFitnessPal, ger användarna möjlighet att vidta konkreta åtgärder och sätta fitness- och livsstilsmål baserat på deras dokumenterade trender och statistik. Att förutsäga sådana trender är fördelaktigt för att uppnå långtidsmål, eftersom individerna kan anpassa sina dieter och vanor när som helst för att garantera framgång.Utformningen och implementeringen av ett sådant system, som dessutom respekterar användarnas integritet, är huvudmålet för vårt arbete. Denna appli- kation är modellerad som ett tidsserieprognosproblem. Med avseende på an- vändarnas historiska data är målet att förutsäga deras matvanor och livsstilsva- nor i realtid. Vi tillämpar det federerade inlärningsparadigmet på vårt använd- ningsfall på grund av den mycket distribuerade karaktären av vår data och in- tegritetsproblemen för sådan känslig bokförd information. Federerade lärande från heterogena datasekvenser kan emellertid vara utmanande, eftersom även de modernaste maskininlärningstekniker för tidsserieprognoser kan stöta på svårigheter när de lär sig från mycket oregelbundna datasekvenser. Specifikt i det föreslagna sjukvårdsscenariot kan maskininlärningsalgoritmerna misslyc- kas med att förse användare med unika dietmönster.I detta arbete implementerar vi en tvåstegsströmmande klustermekanism och grupperar användare som uppvisar liknande ät- och fitnessbeteenden. De genomförda experimenten visar att federerade lärande i detta sammanhang kan uppnå mycket hög nogrannhet i förutsägelse, eftersom våra förutsägelser in- te är mer än 0,025% ifrån det sanna värdet med avseende på intervallet för varje funktion. Träning av separata modeller för varje grupp användare visar sig vara fördelaktigt, särskilt gällande träningstiden, men det är mycket be- roende av parametrarna som används för modellerna och träningsprocessen. Våra experiment drar slutsatsen att konfigurationen som används för den all- männa federerade modellen inte kan tillämpas på dataklusterna. Dock kan en minskning av förutsägelsefel på mer än 45% uppnås, givet att parametrarna är optimerade för varje fall.Slutligen hanteras problemet med datasekretess genom att tillämpa bästa tillgängliga differentiell integritetsteknik. Vår empiriska studie visar att adde- ra brus till gradienter som skickas till servern är olämpliga för liten data och avbryter fördelarna med tidigare användares kluster. Däremot, genom att ad- dera brus till träningsdata uppnås anmärkningsvärda resultat. En differentierad integritetsnivå motsvarande ett epsilonvärde på 0,1 med en ökning av det ob- serverade genomsnittliga absoluta felet med en faktor på endast 0,21 erhölls.
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Statistical And Spatial Approaches To Marina Master Plan For Turkey

Karanci, Ayse 01 February 2011 (has links) (PDF)
Turkey, with its climate, protected bays, cultural and environmental resources is an ideal place for yacht tourism. Subsequently, yacht tourism is increasing consistently. Yacht tourism can cause unmitigated development and environmental concerns when aiming to achieve tourist satisfaction. As the demand for yacht tourism intensifies, sustainable development strategies are needed to maximize natural, cultural and economic benefits. Integration of forecasts to the strategic planning is necessary for sustainable and use of the coastal resources. In this study two different quantitative forecasting techniques - Exponential smoothing and Auto-Regressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) methods were used to estimate the demand for yacht berthing capacity demand till 2030 in Turkey. Based on environmental, socio-economic and geographic data and the opinions gathered from stakeholders such as marina operators, local communities and government officials an allocation model was developed for the successful allocation of the predicted demand seeking social and economical growth while preserving the coastal environment. AHP was used to identify and evaluate the development, social and environmental and geographic priorities. Aiming a dynamic plan which is responsive to both national and international developments in yacht tourism, potential investment areas were determined for the investments required to accommodate the future demand. This study provides a multi dimensioned point of view to planning problem and highlights the need for sustainable and dynamic planning at delicate and high demand areas such as coasts.

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