2017
DOI: 10.1007/s12517-017-2995-z
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Using of gene expression programming and climatic data for forecasting flow discharge by considering trend, normality, and stationarity analysis

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“…Subtraction from the observation series (X t ) by multiplying the slope (β 1 ) value of the calculated LRA with the time (t) in chronological order is carried out. A new de-trended series (y t ) is obtained according to Equations ( 6) and ( 7) [46,50,51]:…”
Section: Trend Free Pre-whiteningmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Subtraction from the observation series (X t ) by multiplying the slope (β 1 ) value of the calculated LRA with the time (t) in chronological order is carried out. A new de-trended series (y t ) is obtained according to Equations ( 6) and ( 7) [46,50,51]:…”
Section: Trend Free Pre-whiteningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To obtain a re-trendless pre-adjusted series (X * t ), the de-trended pre-corrected residual series is added again by multiplying the slope (β 1 ) of the calculated LRA with the chronologically ordered time (t) [46,[50][51][52]. The new pre-whitening series with de-trend is calculated using Equation ( 8):…”
Section: Trend Free Pre-whiteningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…de la Casa & Nasello [14] evaluated trend of the number of rainy days and precipitation from 1960 to 2010 in Córdoba Province of Argentina and found relation between them and influence of cosmic rays; Adib et al [15] showed increasing trend of temperature and decreasing trend of rainfall and flow discharge during 1970-2009 in the Kasilian watershed of Iran; Somee et al [16] showed that annual rainfall and winter and spring rainfalls have decreasing trend during 1967-2006 in most parts of Iran; Tabari et al [17] stated that mean, maximum and minimum temperatures have increasing trend in south, west and southwest of Iran; Abghari et al [18] showed decreasing trend of annual flow discharge during in mountainous western regions of Iran; Khalili et al [19] showed annual and winter rainfalls have decreasing trend during 1961-2010 in more than half of Iran (especially south of Iran);…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%