Flood classification based on a fuzzy clustering iteration model with combined weight and an immune grey wolf optimizer algorithm

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Abstract

Flood classification is an important basis for flood forecasting, flood risk identification, flood real-time scheduling, and flood resource utilization. However, flood classification results may be not reasonable due to uncertainty, the fuzziness of evaluation indices, and the demerit of not comprehensively considering the index weight. In this paper, based on the fuzzy clustering iterative model, a sensitivity coefficient was applied to combine the subjective and objective weights into a combined weight, then the fuzzy clustering iterative model with combined weight (FCI-CW) was proposed for flood classification. Moreover, an immune grey wolf optimizer algorithm (IGWO) based on the standard grey wolf optimizer algorithm and an immune clone selection operator was proposed for the global search of the optimal fuzzy clustering center and the sensitivity coefficient of FCI-CW. Finally, simulation results at Nanjing station and Yichang station demonstrate that the proposed methodology, i.e., FCI-CW combined with IGWO, is reasonable and reliable, can effectively deal with flood classification problems with better fitness and a comprehensive consideration of the subjective and objective aspects, and has great application potential in sorting, evaluation, and decision-making problems without evaluation criteria.

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Zou, Q., Liao, L., Ding, Y., & Qin, H. (2019). Flood classification based on a fuzzy clustering iteration model with combined weight and an immune grey wolf optimizer algorithm. Water (Switzerland), 11(1). https://doi.org/10.3390/w11010080

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