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A Hybrid System Based on Dynamic Selection for Time Series Forecasting.

Joao F L de Oliveira, Eraylson G Silva, Paulo S G de Mattos Neto

    IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks and Learning Systems
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    The dynamic residual forecasting (DReF) system uses a dynamic selection algorithm to choose the best machine learning (ML) model for forecasting time series residuals, improving overall accuracy.

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    Area of Science:

    • Time Series Analysis
    • Machine Learning
    • Hybrid Systems

    Background:

    • Hybrid systems combining statistical and machine learning (ML) methods are effective for time series forecasting.
    • Accurate modeling of residuals is critical but challenging due to their complex nature.
    • Current methods for selecting ML models for residuals can be costly and lead to suboptimal performance.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a novel hybrid system, dynamic residual forecasting (DReF), for improved time series forecasting.
    • To reduce uncertainty in ML model selection for residual forecasting.
    • To avoid deterioration of the overall time series forecast accuracy.

    Main Methods:

    • DReF employs a modified dynamic selection (DS) algorithm to identify suitable ML models for residual patterns.
    • The system determines if a selected ML model can enhance the accuracy of the linear time series forecast.
    • It optimizes DS algorithm parameters for each dataset and utilizes a pool of five ML models (MLP, SVR, RBF, LSTM, CNN).

    Main Results:

    • Experimental evaluation on ten benchmark time series datasets was conducted.
    • The DReF system demonstrated superior performance compared to existing single and hybrid models.
    • The proposed method achieved better results across the majority of the tested datasets.

    Conclusions:

    • The DReF system effectively addresses the challenges of ML model selection for residual forecasting in hybrid models.
    • It offers a more robust and accurate approach to time series forecasting.
    • The dynamic selection mechanism enhances the reliability and performance of hybrid forecasting systems.