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Application of Fuzzy Cognitive Maps To Water Demand Prediction

Czasopismo: 2015 IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems, FUZZ-IEEE 2015   Strony: 1-8
ISSN:  1544-5615
ISBN:  978-1-4673-7428-6
Wydawca:  IEEE, 345 E 47TH ST, NEW YORK, NY 10017 USA
Opublikowano: Sierpień 2015
Seria wydawnicza:  IEEE International Fuzzy Systems Conference Proceedings
 
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Elpiniki I. Papageorgiou33.00  
Katarzyna Poczęta orcid logoWEAiIKatedra Systemów Informatycznych *3315.00  
Chrysi Laspidou33.00  

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Keywords:

Fuzzy Cognitive Maps  Multi-Step Learning Algorithms  Population-Based Learning Algorithms  Real Coded Genetic Algorithm  Structure Optimization Genetic Algorithm  Gradient Method 



Abstract:

This article is focused on the issue of learning of Fuzzy Cognitive Maps designed to model and predict time series. The multi-step supervised-learning based-on-gradient methods as well as population-based learning, with the use of real coded genetic algorithms, are described. In this study, a new structure optimization genetic algorithm for fuzzy cognitive maps learning is proposed for automatic construction of FCM applied to time series prediction. The proposed learning methodologies are based on an FCM reconstruction procedure using historical time series. The main contribution of this study is the analysis of the use of FCMs with their learning algorithms based on the multi-step gradient method (MGM) and other population-based methods to predict water demand. The performance of learning algorithms is presented through the analysis of real data of daily water demand and the corresponding prediction. The multivariate analysis of historical water demand data is held for five variables, mean and high temperature, precipitation, wind speed and touristic activity. Simulation results were obtained with the ISEMK (Intelligent Expert System based on Cognitive Maps) software tool. Through the experimental analysis, we demonstrate the usefulness of the new proposed FCM learning algorithm in water demand prediction, by calculating the known prediction errors. The advantage of the optimization genetic algorithm structure is its ability to select the most significant relations between concepts for prediction.