2024
DOI: 10.3390/w16020191
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A Statistical Prediction Model for Sluice Seepage Based on MHHO-BiLSTM

Zihui Huang,
Chongshi Gu,
Jianhe Peng
et al.

Abstract: The current seepage prediction model of the sluice gate is rarely used. To solve the problem, this paper selects the bidirectional long and short-term neural network (BiLSTM) with high information integration and accuracy, which can well understand and capture the temporal pattern and dependency relationship in the sequence and uses the multi-strategy improved Harris Hawks optimization algorithm (MHHO) to analyze its two hyperparameters: By optimizing the number of forward and backward neurons, the overfitting… Show more

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“…The LSTM network exhibits strong temporal dependencies that are capable of storing relevant information over arbitrary time intervals, thereby effectively extracting patterns from historical data. Moreover, it has demonstrated promising results in practical applications [44,45].…”
Section: Lstm Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The LSTM network exhibits strong temporal dependencies that are capable of storing relevant information over arbitrary time intervals, thereby effectively extracting patterns from historical data. Moreover, it has demonstrated promising results in practical applications [44,45].…”
Section: Lstm Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Huang Zihui et al [22] used multi-strategy improvements to solve the overfitting and long-term dependence problems of neural networks, which accelerated the convergence speed and, at the same time, showed higher prediction accuracy and robustness, proving the applicability and generalization of the model. Hossein Moayedi et al [23] investigated the fuzzy logic approach for predicting heat loads in residential buildings and proved the feasibility of the technique to predict heat loads.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%