Data mining based on wavelet and decision tree for rainfall-runoff simulation

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This study introduced a new hybrid model (Wavelet-M5 model) which combines the wavelet transforms and M5 model tree for rainfall-runoff modeling. For this purpose, the main time series were decomposed to several sub-signals by the wavelet transform, at first. Then, the obtained sub-time series were imposed as input data to M5 model tree, and finally, the related linear regressions were presented by M5 model tree. This new technique was applied on the monthly time series of Sardrud catchment and the results were also compared with other models like WANN and sole M5 model tree. The results showed that the accuracy of the proposed model is better than the previous models and also indicated the effect of data pre-processing on the performance of M5 model tree. The determination coefficient of the training stage was 0.80 and improved 31% than the M5 model tree for Sardrud catchment which is recognized as a normal watershed with a regular four seasons’ pattern.

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Nourani, V., Tajbakhsh, A. D., & Molajou, A. (2019). Data mining based on wavelet and decision tree for rainfall-runoff simulation. Hydrology Research, 50(1), 75–84. https://doi.org/10.2166/nh.2018.049

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