2020
DOI: 10.3390/su12072749
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A Methodology for Predicting Aggregate Flight Departure Delays in Airports Based on Supervised Learning

Abstract: This paper proposes a new methodology for predicting aggregate flight departure delays in airports by exploring supervised learning methods. Individual flight data and meteorological information were processed to obtain four types of airport-related aggregate characteristics for prediction modeling. The expected departure delays in airports is selected as the prediction target while four popular supervised learning methods: multiple linear regression, a support vector machine, extremely randomized trees and Li… Show more

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“…The steps to determine the optimal segmentation point are: first traverse all bins. Then, using the current bin as the dividing point, accumulate the gradient from the bins on the left to the current bin, SL and the number of samples n L , and use the histogram to make the difference, and obtain the gradient on the right by SR=SP-SL; n R =n P -n L And the number of samples, the gain is calculated by the following formula6 [16]. Finally, the maximum gain is obtained in the traversal process, and the feature and bin feature value at this time are used as the feature and value of the split node.…”
Section: Lightgbm Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The steps to determine the optimal segmentation point are: first traverse all bins. Then, using the current bin as the dividing point, accumulate the gradient from the bins on the left to the current bin, SL and the number of samples n L , and use the histogram to make the difference, and obtain the gradient on the right by SR=SP-SL; n R =n P -n L And the number of samples, the gain is calculated by the following formula6 [16]. Finally, the maximum gain is obtained in the traversal process, and the feature and bin feature value at this time are used as the feature and value of the split node.…”
Section: Lightgbm Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results and advantages of these algorithms are mainly focus on a specific performance metric (i.e. accuracy, RMSE) [55] [56]. Although the challenge addressed is normally mentioned in the introduction of many papers, such as improving operational efficiency, experts and end users feedback emphasize the need for a more thorough description of the purpose and advantages of these algorithms within current practices.…”
Section: A Purpose Of the Ai Solutionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the newest studies in the area of machine learning method has been presented by a model which applicate supervised learning methods to aggregate flight departure delays in china airports [128]. The expected departure delays in airports was selected as the prediction target while four popular supervised learning methods: multiple linear regression, support vector machine, extremely randomized trees and LightGBM were investigated to improve the predictability and accuracy of the model.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%