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Application of artificial neural network multi-layered perceptron in flood forecasting implemented in C++ / Ronaldo D. Milagroso

By: Series: UE Research Bulletin. 13 : pages 81-99 Publication details: 2011Content type:
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Subject(s): Summary: The study developed an artificial neural network (ANN) model using the Multiple Layer Perceptron (MLP) to forecast estimates of flood depth in centimeters. The ANN MLP model was implemented in C++ programming. The multi-layered perceptron was selected based on its hyperbolic tangent capability to handle the scaling requirements of the study. The resulting flood forecasting model had an average validation error (1.029) and a greater coverage of the variability ( R square = 0.965) of the forecasted output from the sample data, and later determined the importance of the following independent variables: temperature (0.354), humidity (0.321) and flood index (0.180).
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The study developed an artificial neural network (ANN) model using the Multiple Layer Perceptron (MLP) to forecast estimates of flood depth in centimeters. The ANN MLP model was implemented in C++ programming. The multi-layered perceptron was selected based on its hyperbolic tangent capability to handle the scaling requirements of the study. The resulting flood forecasting model had an average validation error (1.029) and a greater coverage of the variability ( R square = 0.965) of the forecasted output from the sample data, and later determined the importance of the following independent variables: temperature (0.354), humidity (0.321) and flood index (0.180).

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