Interpolation of Missing Data of Magnetic Flux Leakage in Oil Pipeline Based on Improved Supporting Vector Machine

Jiang, Lin; Yang, Jinqi; Hong, Xiaowei; Li, Zheng; Lu, Danyu

doi:10.1109/iccsec.2017.8446704

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“…Another study proposed a data imputation algorithm based on LS-SVM optimized by particle swarm optimization (PSO) for environmental radiation monitoring system and the accuracy was significantly improved by optimization. 18 Additionally, SVM for imputation also has been well applied to other fields such as incomplete trace element datasets, 19 weather datasets, 20 internal detection data of submarine pipeline, 21 and so on. From this, we can see that support vector technologies and their improvements are effective and promising for handling missing values.…”

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A two-stage prediction filling method with support vector technologies optimized competitively in stages by grey wolf optimizer and particle swarm optimization for missing fasting blood glucose

Gao,

Xie,

et al. 2023

Proc Inst Mech Eng H

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Missing values often affect the data utilization in epidemiological survey. In this study, according to the cut-off point value of the medical diagnostic standard of fasting blood glucose for diabetes, we divide fasting blood glucose test data from the China Health and Nutrition Survey (CHNS) of Shandong province in 2009 into two classes: the normal and the abnormal. Accordingly, for missing fasting blood glucose values, we propose a two-stage prediction filling method with optimized support vector technologies competitively by particle swarm optimization (PSO) or grey wolf optimizer (GWO), which is to first predict the class of the missing data with support vector machine (SVM) in the first stage and then predict the missing value with support vector regression (SVR) within the predicted class in the second stage. In addition, we use the LIBSVM as a gold standard to train both SVM and SVR in different stages. For two kinds of competitive optimizers in stages, in the first stage GWO has the highest classification accuracy (91.1%), and in the second stage PSO has the smallest in-class mean absolute error (0.48). So, GWO-SVM-PSO-SVR is determined as the optimal model and a predicted value with it serves as a fill value. The comparison results of the models in empirical analysis also show that it outdoes any of the other filling models in terms of mean absolute error and mean absolute percentage error. In addition, the sensitivity analysis shows that it presents high tolerance as the sample size changes and has a good stability.

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confidence: 99%