2017 Eighth International Conference on Intelligent Control and Information Processing (ICICIP) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/icicip.2017.8113914
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Comparative study of two different prediction models for winter AOD

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“…In terms of shallow machine learning, a variant of the support vector machine model, the support vector regression model (SVR), is often used for the task of time series prediction. Wang et al [15] compared the support vector regression model with a Back Propagation neural network(BP) for PM2.5 prediction and analyzed that the support vector regression model was superior to the BP in air quality prediction. Lijie Dai et al [16] proposed an air quality prediction model fusing support vector machine and particle swarm algorithm to predict PM2.5 in Shanghai for 24 h. However, the support vector machine model seriously affects its prediction performance due to the problem of high computational complexity and excessive computational effort when facing massive data.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In terms of shallow machine learning, a variant of the support vector machine model, the support vector regression model (SVR), is often used for the task of time series prediction. Wang et al [15] compared the support vector regression model with a Back Propagation neural network(BP) for PM2.5 prediction and analyzed that the support vector regression model was superior to the BP in air quality prediction. Lijie Dai et al [16] proposed an air quality prediction model fusing support vector machine and particle swarm algorithm to predict PM2.5 in Shanghai for 24 h. However, the support vector machine model seriously affects its prediction performance due to the problem of high computational complexity and excessive computational effort when facing massive data.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%