River Water Quality Prediction Based on RF-BiLSTM Model
Excessive nitrogen,phosphorus,and permanganate in aquatic environments can lead to significant water-shed pollution.Accurately predicting the levels of these indicators is crucial for effective pollution control.However,existing models often lack precision,and the selection of input factors lacks a mathematical basis.In this study,we propose a RF-BiLSTM hybrid network model focusing on the Yongjiang watershed as a case study.Leveraging the a-bility of RF(random forest)to extract optimal water quality index characteristics and the capacity of BiLSTM(bi-directional long-short-term memory)to capture temporal data patterns,our model employs dimensionality reduction followed by prediction to forecast TN,TP,and CODMn concentrations.Additionally,we conduct comparative analy-ses with benchmark models such as CNN,LSTM,BiLSTM,and RF-LSTM within the deep learning framework.Re-sults demonstrate that our proposed model achieves lower mean absolute percentage errors(MAPE)for TN,TP,and CODMn at 4.33%,6.781%,and 7.384%,respectively,outperforming other benchmark models.These findings indicate the high accuracy and practical utility of our predictions,offering valuable technical support for water pol-lution management.
water quality predictionfeature selectionrandom forestbidirectional long-short-term memory net-workdeep learning