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A novel model to predict significant wave height based on long short-term memory network
Ocean Engineering · 2020 · Vol. 205 · pp. 107298–107298
Shuntao Fan(Ocean University of China)Nianhao Xiao(Ocean University of China)Sheng Dong✉(Ocean University of China)
Hydrological Forecasting Using AIOcean Waves and Remote SensingCoastal and Marine DynamicsArtificial neural networkResidualTerm (time)Support vector machineExtreme learning machineComputer scienceMean squared errorLong short term memoryWind speedArtificial intelligence
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- National Natural Science Foundation of China
- National Key Research and Development Program of China
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