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Time Series Prediction Based on Recurrent LS-SVM with Mixed Kernel

Abstract

Time series prediction is a main research content in time series analysis, and has become a hot research field with great theoretical value and application value. As an extension type of least square support vector machine (LS-SVM), recurrent LS-SVM is proposed and applied to chaotic time series prediction. Aimed at the key and difficult research problem on LS-SVM - the selection and construction of kernel functions, a mixed kernel function used to recurrent LS-SVM is constructed through analyzing the existed kernel functions of LS-SVM. Based on Rossler chaotic time series prediction, the parameters of recurrent LS-SVM with mixed kernel are optimized by Genetic Algorithms (GA), and the prediction results are compared with that of recurrent LS-SVM with RBF kernel. The results show that, the prediction accuracy based on recurrent LS-SVM with mixed kernel is apparently higher than that based on recurrent LS-SVM with RBF kernel under the same condition. Compared with recurrent LS-SVM with RBF kernel, recurrent LS-SVM with mixed kernel possesses the better long-time predictive ability by absorbing the advantages of RBF kernel and polynomial kernel function.

Keywords:
Support vector machine Polynomial kernel Kernel (algebra) Radial basis function kernel Least squares support vector machine Artificial intelligence Kernel method Computer science Radial basis function Pattern recognition (psychology) Series (stratigraphy) Kernel embedding of distributions Variable kernel density estimation Mathematics Machine learning Algorithm Artificial neural network

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Advanced Algorithms and Applications
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Advanced Computational Techniques and Applications
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