Machine Learning based IoT Flood Rediction Using Data Modeling and Decision Support System

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Deivendran P, Selvakanmani S, Malathi G, Vinoth Kumar V

Abstract

An essential step in supplying data for climate impact studies and evaluations of hydrological processes is rainfall prediction.  However, rainfall events are complex phenomenon’s that continue to be difficult to forecast.  In this paper , we present unique hybrid models for the prediction of monthly precipitation that include Seasonal Artificial Neural Networks and Discrete wavelet transforms are two pre-processing methods, together with Artificial Neural Networks have two feed forward neural networks.  The temporal series of observed monthly rainfall from Vietnam’s Ca Mau hydrological station were decomposed into three subsets by seasonal decomposition and five sub signals and four levels by wavelet analysis.   The methods for predicting rainfall that use feed forward artificial neural networks (ANN) and seasonal artificial neural network (SANN) were fed with the processed data.  The classic genetic method and simulated annealing method backed by using an integrated moving average and autoregressive moving was contrasted with the predicted models for model evaluation.  The results showed that non-stationary regarding issues with non-linear time series, such forecasting rainfall could be satisfactorily simulated. The SANN model was integrated with the wavelet transform and seasonal decomposition are both used. Techniques, however the wavelet transform method produced the most accurate monthly rainfall data, Predictions. Due to the effects of climate change, nations including the Japan, China, the United States of America, and Taiwan, etc., have recently experienced severe and devastating natural disasters.  One of the biggest causes of the destruction in Asian nations like china, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, etc. is the flood. The danger of fatality from these floods is increased by 78% as information technology advances; there is a demand for simple access to massive amounts of cloud storage and computing capacity.

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Deivendran P, et al. (2023). Machine Learning based IoT Flood Rediction Using Data Modeling and Decision Support System. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, 11(9), 2489–2499. https://doi.org/10.17762/ijritcc.v11i9.9318
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