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An improved GM(1,1) model based on weighted MSE and optimal weighted background value and its application
Won-Chol Yang1, Song-Chol Ri2, Kyong-Su Ri2
1Kim Chaek University of Technology, Pyongyang, Democratic People's Republic of Korea. ywch71912@star-co.net.kp.
This study introduces an improved GM(1,1) model, OB-WMSE-GM(1,1), that significantly enhances prediction accuracy. The new model outperforms the traditional GM(1,1) in various simulation and real-world applications.
Area of Science:
- * Mathematical modeling and forecasting
- * Time series analysis and prediction
Background:
- * The GM(1,1) model is popular for its minimal data requirements, low computational complexity, and lack of statistical assumptions.
- * A key limitation of existing GM(1,1) models is their insufficient prediction accuracy, despite satisfactory fitting accuracy.
Purpose of the Study:
- * To develop an improved GM(1,1) model with superior prediction accuracy.
- * To address the common drawback of poor predictive performance in conventional GM(1,1) models.
Main Methods:
- * Proposed an optimized GM(1,1) model incorporating weighted mean squared error (MSE) and an optimal weighted background value.
- * Developed the OB-WMSE-GM(1,1) model to enhance predictive capabilities.
Main Results:
- * The OB-WMSE-GM(1,1) model demonstrated significantly lower fitting and prediction errors (MSE, WMSE, MAPE) compared to the typical GM(1,1) model in simulation and real-world examples (LCD TV production, crude oil processing).
- * For instance, in the exponential function simulation, the proposed model's predicting MSE was 0.015485, vastly outperforming the typical GM(1,1)'s 1.144524.
- * Similar improvements were observed in annual LCD TV output and crude oil processing volume predictions.
Conclusions:
- * The proposed OB-WMSE-GM(1,1) model offers a substantial improvement in prediction accuracy over traditional GM(1,1) models.
- * Further performance enhancements are possible by integrating the proposed method with techniques like residual modeling and optimized initial conditions.
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