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Journal of Zhejiang University SCIENCE A
ISSN 1673-565X(Print), 1862-1775(Online), Monthly
2015 Vol.16 No.7 P.562-576
A hybrid AR-EMD-SVR model for the short-term prediction of nonlinear and non-stationary ship motion
Abstract: Accurate and reliable short-term prediction of ship motions offers improvements in both safety and control quality in ship motion sensitive maritime operations. Inspired by the satisfactory nonlinear learning capability of a support vector regression (SVR) model and the strong non-stationary processing ability of empirical mode decomposition (EMD), this paper develops a hybrid autoregressive (AR)-EMD-SVR model for the short-term forecast of nonlinear and non-stationary ship motion. The proposed hybrid model is designed by coupling the SVR model with an AR-EMD technique, which employs an AR model in ends extension. In addition to the AR-EMD-SVR model, the linear AR model, non-linear SVR model, and hybrid EMD-AR model are also studied for comparison by using ship motion time series obtained from model testing in a towing tank. Prediction results suggest that the non-stationary difficulty in the SVR model is overcome by using the AR-EMD technique, and better predictions are obtained by the proposed AR-EMD-SVR model than other models.
Key words: Nonlinear and non-stationary ship motion, Short-term prediction, Empirical mode decomposition (EMD), Support vector regression (SVR) model, Autoregressive (AR) model
创新点:1.研究非线性非平稳船舶运动的极短期预报问题,提出一种复合的预报方法;2.基于不同层次的预报模型和模型试验数据,分析非线性非平稳性对极短期预报精度的影响。
方法:1.在SVR模型中引入基于自回归(AR)预报端点延拓的EMD方法,形成复合的AR-EMD-SVR预报模型;2.基于集装箱船模水池试验运动数据将AR-EMD-SVR模型与AR、SVR和EMD-AR三种模型进行比较,分析非线性非平稳性对极短期预报的影响以及不同模型的预报性能。
结论:1.AR-EMD方法能够有效的克服非平稳对极短期预报模型(AR和SVR)在精度上所带来的不良影响;2.基于船模试验数据的预报结果表明:相较于AR、SVR和EMD-AR三种预报模型,基于AR-EMD-SVR模型的非线性非平稳船舶运动极短期预报结果具有更高的精度。
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DOI:
10.1631/jzus.A1500040
CLC number:
U66
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