Particle Swarm Optimization Neural Network for Flow Prediction in Vegetative Channel
Flow prediction in a vegetated channel has been extensively studied in the past few decades. A number of equations that essentially differ from each other in derivation and form have been developed. Because the process is extremely complex, getting the deterministic or analytical form of the process...
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doaj-2c0ef176c25f4abc932d900bdc3a45442021-09-06T19:40:35ZengDe GruyterJournal of Intelligent Systems0334-18602191-026X2013-12-0122448750110.1515/jisys-2013-0003Particle Swarm Optimization Neural Network for Flow Prediction in Vegetative ChannelJha Anjaneya0Kumar Bimlesh1Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, Department of Civil Engineering, Guwahati, Assam 781039, IndiaIndian Institute of Technology Guwahati, Department of Civil Engineering, Guwahati, Assam 781039, IndiaFlow prediction in a vegetated channel has been extensively studied in the past few decades. A number of equations that essentially differ from each other in derivation and form have been developed. Because the process is extremely complex, getting the deterministic or analytical form of the process phenomena is too difficult. Hybrid neural network model (combining particle swarm optimization with neural network) is particularly useful in modeling processes where an adequate knowledge of the physics is limited. This hybrid model is presented here as a complementary tool to model channel flow–vegetation interactions in submerged vegetation conditions. The hybrid model is used to overcome the local minima limitations of a feed-forward neural network. The prediction capability of model has been found to be better than past empirical predictors. The model developed herein showed significantly better results in several model performance criteria compared with empirical models.https://doi.org/10.1515/jisys-2013-0003flow velocityparticle swarm optimizationneural networkvegetation densityvegetation height |
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Jha Anjaneya Kumar Bimlesh Particle Swarm Optimization Neural Network for Flow Prediction in Vegetative Channel Journal of Intelligent Systems flow velocity particle swarm optimization neural network vegetation density vegetation height |
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Particle Swarm Optimization Neural Network for Flow Prediction in Vegetative Channel |
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Particle Swarm Optimization Neural Network for Flow Prediction in Vegetative Channel |
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Particle Swarm Optimization Neural Network for Flow Prediction in Vegetative Channel |
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Particle Swarm Optimization Neural Network for Flow Prediction in Vegetative Channel |
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Particle Swarm Optimization Neural Network for Flow Prediction in Vegetative Channel |
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particle swarm optimization neural network for flow prediction in vegetative channel |
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Journal of Intelligent Systems |
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Flow prediction in a vegetated channel has been extensively studied in the past few decades. A number of equations that essentially differ from each other in derivation and form have been developed. Because the process is extremely complex, getting the deterministic or analytical form of the process phenomena is too difficult. Hybrid neural network model (combining particle swarm optimization with neural network) is particularly useful in modeling processes where an adequate knowledge of the physics is limited. This hybrid model is presented here as a complementary tool to model channel flow–vegetation interactions in submerged vegetation conditions. The hybrid model is used to overcome the local minima limitations of a feed-forward neural network. The prediction capability of model has been found to be better than past empirical predictors. The model developed herein showed significantly better results in several model performance criteria compared with empirical models. |
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flow velocity particle swarm optimization neural network vegetation density vegetation height |
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