Simulated annealing based hybrid forecast for improving daily municipal solid waste generation prediction

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A simulated annealing (SA) based variable weighted forecast model is proposed to combine and weigh local chaotic model, artificial neural network (ANN), and partial least square support vector machine (PLS-SVM) to build a more accurate forecast model. The hybrid model was built and multistep ahead prediction ability was tested based on daily MSW generation data from Seattle, Washington, the United States. The hybrid forecast model was proved to produce more accurate and reliable results and to degrade less in longer predictions than three individual models. The average one-week step ahead prediction has been raised from 11.21% (chaotic model), 12.93% (ANN), and 12.94% (PLS-SVM) to 9.38%. Five-week average has been raised from 13.02% (chaotic model), 15.69% (ANN), and 15.92% (PLS-SVM) to 11.27%.

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Song, J., He, J., Zhu, M., Tan, D., Zhang, Y., Ye, S., … Zou, P. (2014). Simulated annealing based hybrid forecast for improving daily municipal solid waste generation prediction. Scientific World Journal, 2014. https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/834357

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