2020
DOI: 10.1007/s40808-020-00826-6
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Forecasting performance of nonlinear time-series models: an application to weather variable

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“…Various non-linear and non-stationary time series forecasting methods presented in the literature are considered and classified based on how they are applied to predict time series data for real-world problems [1,2], [3,8], [9,10], [11,12]. Prediction methods can be classified based on prerequisites or approaches to overcome non-stationarity and nonlinearity, as they assume the following features: a known trend shape, piecewise stationarity of signals, progressively varying parameters, or decomposability of a signal into stationary segments in the transformed domain, and they are either parametric or non-parametric, depending on whether the predictor takes a certain form or is built solely in accordance with the data (for example, the number of latent variables may vary).…”
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“…Various non-linear and non-stationary time series forecasting methods presented in the literature are considered and classified based on how they are applied to predict time series data for real-world problems [1,2], [3,8], [9,10], [11,12]. Prediction methods can be classified based on prerequisites or approaches to overcome non-stationarity and nonlinearity, as they assume the following features: a known trend shape, piecewise stationarity of signals, progressively varying parameters, or decomposability of a signal into stationary segments in the transformed domain, and they are either parametric or non-parametric, depending on whether the predictor takes a certain form or is built solely in accordance with the data (for example, the number of latent variables may vary).…”
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“…However, the difference tends to increase high-frequency noise in the time series, and more effort is required to determine the order of the ARMA model. To incorporate nonlinearity into the ARMA framework, advanced models such as thresholding AR (TAR) models [9,10], self-excited AR (SETAR) models [11], and smooth transition AR (STAR) models [12] are used. They were developed for non-linear forecasting.…”
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“…An areal indoor temperature [4,5] forecasting task by applying a study on the techniques of deep learning, studying performance is owed to different hyper-parameter configuration. Comparison based on the accuracy of forecasting in various methods like feed-forward neural network (ANNs), linear autoregressive (linear AR), logistic smooth transition autoregressive model (LSTAR), and self-exciting threshold auto-regression (SETAR) is proposed in [6], and close-fitting with the hyper-parameters and determination of regime. An important issue in a competitive market like the electric market is efficient modeling and prediction of electricity prices and demand.…”
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“…( 5) while considering the Gaussian function as basis function corresponding definition can be given by Eq. (6).…”
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“…Hsiao and Hansen (2011) modelled city-pair air passenger demand at the route level using a type of discrete choice method which are widely used for the analysis of individual choice behaviour. In addition, linear multivariate time series can be modelled by vector autoregression (VAR) (Cao and Tay, 2003) and nonlinear time-series models nonlinear VAR (Samadi et al, 2019) and more (Karimuzzaman and Hossain, 2020;Comi et al, 2020).…”
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confidence: 99%