“…In physical methods, effective forecasting results rely on physical information [4,5], but it was not proficient in dealing with short-term series with complex calculation process. Statistical models, including Period-Sequential Index (PSI) [6], moving average (MA) [7], autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) [8], exponential smoothing [9], Kalman filter [10], and grey forecasting [11], effectively tackled linear features but gave larger error for a fluctuant, seasonal one [12], noise, or instability [13]. Artificial intelligence models, subsuming BP neural network (BP-NET) [14,15], support vector machines (SVM) [16], fuzzy logic models [17], and least square support vector machine (LSSVM) [18], have exhibited significant advantages in dealing with nonlinear problems.…”