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Time-series data prediction problem analysis through multilayered intuitionistic fuzzy sets.
Atul Kumar Dwivedi1, Umadevi Kaliyaperumal Subramanian2, Jinsa Kuruvilla3
1Electronics and Communication Engineering, Bundelkhand Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jhansi, India.
This study introduces intuitionistic fuzzified time series to address indeterminacy in time-series prediction, enhancing forecasting accuracy for telemetry data. The novel framework improves predictions by incorporating hesitation, a factor often missed in traditional fuzzy methods.
Area of Science:
- Computer Science
- Artificial Intelligence
- Data Science
Background:
- Time-series prediction is crucial for applications like sales forecasting, medical diagnostics, and network management.
- Existing fuzzy logic methods for time-series prediction often neglect indeterminacy or hesitation.
- Telemetry data prediction is vital for network and data center control software.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce the concept of intuitionistic fuzzified time series for improved time-series prediction.
- To develop a novel framework for time-series prediction that accounts for non-determinism and hesitation.
- To address the limitations of traditional fuzzy time-series models in handling uncertainty.
Main Methods:
- Proposed an intuitionistic fuzzified time-series prediction framework.
- Utilized intuitionistic fuzzified logical relationships based on time-series data.
- Evaluated the method using two time-sequence datasets and compared it with existing techniques.
Main Results:
- The suggested intuitionistic fuzzified time-series prediction approach demonstrated effectiveness.
- Performance was validated by comparing predicted results against other intuitionistic time-series methods.
- The method showed reduced root-mean-square inaccuracy and averaged prediction errors.
Conclusions:
- Intuitionistic fuzzified time series provide a valuable tool for handling indeterminacy in time-series prediction.
- The proposed framework offers a more robust approach to forecasting, especially in the presence of hesitation.
- The study highlights the significance of incorporating indeterminacy for more accurate time-series predictions in networking and information centers.
