2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.eswa.2009.12.067
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ARFNNs with SVR for prediction of chaotic time series with outliers

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“…and ( 18) x t − are the inputs of the proposed FNNs; ( 6) x t + is the output of the FNNs. In the simulation, 1000 time-delay series are generated from (27) with initial value (0) 1.2.…”
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“…and ( 18) x t − are the inputs of the proposed FNNs; ( 6) x t + is the output of the FNNs. In the simulation, 1000 time-delay series are generated from (27) with initial value (0) 1.2.…”
Section: Simulation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Example: A typical chaotic system, Mackey Glass time-delay series, is considered as an example described as follows [6]: [6,20], the time series are chosen as ( 6) ( ( ), ( 6), ( 12), ( 18 )),…”
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“…[9,10] The first group comprises various neural networks models which able to reveal and approximate local tendencies in observed data. [11,12] The second one includes fuzzy and neuro-fuzzy approaches employed to construct robust and logically transparent models of identification. [13] The third group is associated with distributed artificial intelligence, namely, with genetic algorithms, [14] with swarm intelligence, [15] with ant colony optimization [16] and with other algorithm belonging to this group.…”
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“…One may find hybrids of fuzzy and Radial Basis Function networks trained with Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) [24], Support Vector Machines (SVM), RBF and fuzzy inference [25], Support Vector Regression and RBF networks [21].…”
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