2012
DOI: 10.3390/s121115750
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A Neural Network Based Intelligent Predictive Sensor for Cloudiness, Solar Radiation and Air Temperature

Abstract: Accurate measurements of global solar radiation and atmospheric temperature, as well as the availability of the predictions of their evolution over time, are important for different areas of applications, such as agriculture, renewable energy and energy management, or thermal comfort in buildings. For this reason, an intelligent, light-weight and portable sensor was developed, using artificial neural network models as the time-series predictor mechanisms. These have been identified with the aid of a procedure … Show more

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“…Careful attention must be put on the building of the model, as a too complex ANN will easily overfit the training data. Several techniques like pruning [30], Bayesian regularization [31] or multi-objective genetic algorithm [32] can be employed to control the ANN complexity. In this work, we used the Bayesian Technique in order to automatically control the ANN complexity and therefore improve the generalization capability of the model [31].…”
Section: Bias Correction With An Artificial Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Careful attention must be put on the building of the model, as a too complex ANN will easily overfit the training data. Several techniques like pruning [30], Bayesian regularization [31] or multi-objective genetic algorithm [32] can be employed to control the ANN complexity. In this work, we used the Bayesian Technique in order to automatically control the ANN complexity and therefore improve the generalization capability of the model [31].…”
Section: Bias Correction With An Artificial Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Statistical models can be further subdivided into linear models (persistent forecasts, using the clearness or clear sky indexes, or Fourier series expansions, AutoRegressive-Moving-Average-ARMA, AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average-ARIMA or Classification And Regression Trees-CART models) and non-linear, typically computational intelligence-based models (neural networks, wavelet, fuzzy or evolutionary). Cloud-based models use weather satellite images or ground-based sky (GBS) images [11] to improve solar irradiance forecast. Basically, by processing previous sky images, clouds can be detected, and their motion extrapolated using motion vector fields, or sky cover indices can be obtained, and their evolution forecasted.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The intelligent weather station described in this paper is a follow-up of the work described in [ 12 ]. It measures three atmospheric variables: Global solar radiation, air temperature and relative humidity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%