2018
DOI: 10.1109/tfuzz.2018.2791931
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A Semiparametric Model for Time Series Based on Fuzzy Data

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“…The traditional dynamic smoothing of one-dimensional time series is based on the actual series values in the past, so as to reveal the law of linear transformation changing with time. However, it cannot be extended to obtain short-term linear one-dimensional dynamic prediction in the future [6,7]. Although the onedimensional exponential smoothing algorithm can achieve a certain degree of short-term forecasting [8], it ignores the trend and seasonal factors of the original wind power output [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The traditional dynamic smoothing of one-dimensional time series is based on the actual series values in the past, so as to reveal the law of linear transformation changing with time. However, it cannot be extended to obtain short-term linear one-dimensional dynamic prediction in the future [6,7]. Although the onedimensional exponential smoothing algorithm can achieve a certain degree of short-term forecasting [8], it ignores the trend and seasonal factors of the original wind power output [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The PM does not consider nonlinear errors, but the existence of nonlinear errors can also cause pointing errors [12]. In this paper, we add non-parametric components to the PM to establish an SPM [13][14][15]. The PM and the SPM are used to compensate for the original errors.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In addition to the abovementioned methods, there are also fuzzy time series models that rely on fuzzy data, but comparatively few overall. In this regard, Hesamian and Akbari [66] first suggested a fuzzy semi-parametric time series model (FSPTSM) based on fuzzy data, non-fuzzy coefficients, and fuzzy smooth functions. Secondly, Zarei et al [67] used a specific variant of the FSPTSM [66] for triangular fuzzy data and different distance measures for fuzzy data.…”
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“…In this regard, Hesamian and Akbari [66] first suggested a fuzzy semi-parametric time series model (FSPTSM) based on fuzzy data, non-fuzzy coefficients, and fuzzy smooth functions. Secondly, Zarei et al [67] used a specific variant of the FSPTSM [66] for triangular fuzzy data and different distance measures for fuzzy data. And thirdly, Hesamian et al [68] introduced a forward additive time series model (FATSM) for fuzzy observations.…”
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confidence: 99%