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Informer-Based Temperature Prediction Using Observed and Numerical Weather Prediction Data
by
Jun, Jimin
, Kim, Hong Kook
in
Accuracy
/ Analysis
/ Climate change
/ Data assimilation
/ Deep learning
/ informer-based model
/ local data assimilation and prediction system (LDAPS)
/ model fusion
/ Neural networks
/ Numerical weather forecasting
/ numerical weather prediction (NWP)
/ Precipitation
/ temperature prediction
/ Time series
/ Variables
/ Weather forecasting
2023
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Informer-Based Temperature Prediction Using Observed and Numerical Weather Prediction Data
by
Jun, Jimin
, Kim, Hong Kook
in
Accuracy
/ Analysis
/ Climate change
/ Data assimilation
/ Deep learning
/ informer-based model
/ local data assimilation and prediction system (LDAPS)
/ model fusion
/ Neural networks
/ Numerical weather forecasting
/ numerical weather prediction (NWP)
/ Precipitation
/ temperature prediction
/ Time series
/ Variables
/ Weather forecasting
2023
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Informer-Based Temperature Prediction Using Observed and Numerical Weather Prediction Data
by
Jun, Jimin
, Kim, Hong Kook
in
Accuracy
/ Analysis
/ Climate change
/ Data assimilation
/ Deep learning
/ informer-based model
/ local data assimilation and prediction system (LDAPS)
/ model fusion
/ Neural networks
/ Numerical weather forecasting
/ numerical weather prediction (NWP)
/ Precipitation
/ temperature prediction
/ Time series
/ Variables
/ Weather forecasting
2023
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Informer-Based Temperature Prediction Using Observed and Numerical Weather Prediction Data
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Informer-Based Temperature Prediction Using Observed and Numerical Weather Prediction Data
2023
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Overview
This paper proposes an Informer-based temperature prediction model to leverage data from an automatic weather station (AWS) and a local data assimilation and prediction system (LDAPS), where the Informer as a variant of a Transformer was developed to better deal with time series data. Recently, deep-learning-based temperature prediction models have been proposed, demonstrating successful performances, such as conventional neural network (CNN)-based models, bi-directional long short-term memory (BLSTM)-based models, and a combination of both neural networks, CNN–BLSTM. However, these models have encountered issues due to the lack of time data integration during the training phase, which also lead to the persistence of a long-term dependency problem in the LSTM models. These limitations have culminated in a performance deterioration when the prediction time length was extended. To overcome these issues, the proposed model first incorporates time-periodic information into the learning process by generating time-periodic information and inputting it into the model. Second, the proposed model replaces the LSTM with an Informer as an alternative to mitigating the long-term dependency problem. Third, a series of fusion operations between AWS and LDAPS data are executed to examine the effect of each dataset on the temperature prediction performance. The performance of the proposed temperature prediction model is evaluated via objective measures, including the root-mean-square error (RMSE) and mean absolute error (MAE) over different timeframes, ranging from 6 to 336 h. The experiments showed that the proposed model relatively reduced the average RMSE and MAE by 0.25 °C and 0.203 °C, respectively, compared with the results of the CNN–BLSTM-based model.
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MDPI AG,MDPI
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