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The prediction model of water level in front of the check gate of the LSTM neural network based on AIW-CLPSO

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To solve the problem of predicting water level in front of check gate under different time scales, a different time scale prediction model with a long short term memory (LSTM) neural network based on adaptive inertia weight comprehensive learning particle swarm optimization (AIW-CLPSO) is proposed. The AIW and CLPSO are adopted to improve the global optimization ability and convergence velocity of particle swarm optimization in the proposed model. The model was applied to the water level prediction in front of the Chaohu Lake check gate. The example of the water level prediction in front of the Chaohu Lake check gate shows that the proposed model predicts the trend of water level fluctuation better than LSTM with high accuracy of Nash coefficient up to 0.9851 and root mean square error up to 0.0273 m. The optimized algorithm can obtain the optimal parameters of the LSTM neural network, overcome the limitations of the traditional LSTM neural network in parameter selection and inaccurate prediction, and maintain good prediction results in the predicting water level in front of the check gate at different time scales.This study can provide important reference for water level prediction, scheduling warning, water resources scheduling decision and intelligent gate control in long distance water transfer projects.

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The authors are grateful to the reviewers for their thoughtful suggestions and constructive comments. This work is supported by the Young Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Number 62006068.

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Gao, L., Ha, D., Ma, L. et al. The prediction model of water level in front of the check gate of the LSTM neural network based on AIW-CLPSO. J Comb Optim 47, 5 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10878-023-01101-x

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