2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.atmosenv.2007.04.010
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Selection of an appropriate model to predict plume dispersion in coastal areas

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“…The analysis of the results of the diagram statistical methods gives an idea of how model data behaves compared with real measurement data, but a performance measurement is not given that determines the validity of the model. To measure the performance of the model before adjustment, after adjustment and during the validation, the method cited in (Park and Seok, 2007) was used, which consists of measuring eight statistical metrics, which are interrelated by a fuzzy type of function. The metrics used are Fractional Bias (FB), Normalized Mean Square Error (NMSE), Geometric Mean (MG), Geometric Variance (VG), FAC2, Index of Agreement (IOA), Unpaired Accuracy of Peak (UPAC2), Mean Relative Error (MRE).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The analysis of the results of the diagram statistical methods gives an idea of how model data behaves compared with real measurement data, but a performance measurement is not given that determines the validity of the model. To measure the performance of the model before adjustment, after adjustment and during the validation, the method cited in (Park and Seok, 2007) was used, which consists of measuring eight statistical metrics, which are interrelated by a fuzzy type of function. The metrics used are Fractional Bias (FB), Normalized Mean Square Error (NMSE), Geometric Mean (MG), Geometric Variance (VG), FAC2, Index of Agreement (IOA), Unpaired Accuracy of Peak (UPAC2), Mean Relative Error (MRE).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para la evaluación del modelo, se utiliza el modelo borroso propuesto por Park [6], el cual evalúa el desempeño de un modelo en términos de siete métricas estadísticas que miden el error, y las cuales están integradas en un solo indicador.…”
Section: Iunclassified
“…Por lo anterior, se tiene que los conjuntos borrosos para cada una de las variables que conforman las características de un cliente, quedan definidos de la siguiente manera [12]: (6) Ux i : representa el valor de pertenencia de la variable x i , con respecto al conjunto borroso c j,i . d j : representa el tamaño del cluster j.…”
Section: U K+1unclassified
“…De acuerdo con el índice establecido por Park and Seok [34], el modelo neuronal MADALINE mostró una mejor flexibilidad frente a la reconstrucción de la señal aleatoria de referencia, a partir de las señales obtenidas del hardware como resultado de un movimiento gestual.…”
Section: Validación Del Submodelo De Reducciónunclassified