首页|New Artificial Intelligence Findings from National Chiayi University Described ( Utilizing Artificial Intelligence Techniques for a Long- Term Water Resource Asse ssment in the ShihMen Reservoir for Water Resource Allocation)
New Artificial Intelligence Findings from National Chiayi University Described ( Utilizing Artificial Intelligence Techniques for a Long- Term Water Resource Asse ssment in the ShihMen Reservoir for Water Resource Allocation)
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning Daily News Daily News – Data detailed on artificial intelligen ce have been presented. According to news reporting originating from Chiayi, Tai wan, by NewsRx correspondents, research stated, “Accurate long-term water resour ce supply simulation and demand estimation are crucial for effective water resou rce allocation.” Funders for this research include The National Science And Technology Council, T aiwan. Our news journalists obtained a quote from the research from National Chiayi Uni versity: “This study proposes advanced artificial intelligence (AI)-based models for both long-term water resource supply simulation and demand estimation, spec ifically focusing on the ShihMen Reservoir in Taiwan. A Long Short-Term Memory ( LSTM) network model was developed to simulate daily reservoir inflow. The climat e factors from the Taiwan Central Weather Bureau’s one-tiered atmosphere-ocean c oupled climate forecast system (TCWB1T1) were downscaled using the K-Nearest Nei ghbors (KNN) method and integrated with the reservoir inflow model to forecast i nflow six months ahead. Additionally, Multilayer Perceptron (MLP) and Gated Recu rrent Unit (GRU) were employed to estimate agricultural and public water demand, integrating both hydrological and socio-economic factors. The models were train ed and validated using historical data, with the LSTM model demonstrating a stro ng ability to capture seasonal variations in inflow patterns and the MLP and GRU models effectively estimating water demand.”
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