Titlebook: Hydrological Data Driven Modelling; A Case Study Approac Renji Remesan,Jimson Mathew Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerlan

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Introduction,al literature for last two decades to solve various complex issues in water resources and environmental science. “All models are wrong; some are useful.” This quotation is meaningful in a data based hydrological modelling context due to the presence of different unsolved queries and deliberate assum

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Model Data Selection and Data Pre-processing Approaches,f hydrological processes commonly requires a complex input structure and very lengthy training data to represent inherent complex dynamic systems. In cases where a large amount of input data is available, and all of which used for modeling, technical issues such as the increase in the computational

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Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence-Based Approaches,ter. Three major themes are illustrated: (1) conventional data-based nonlinear concepts such as Box and Jenkins Models, ARX, ARIMAX, and intelligent computing tools such as LLR, ANN, ANFIS, and SVMs; (2) the discrete wavelet transform (DWT), a powerful signal processing tool and its application in h

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Data-Based Evapotranspiration Modeling,sections, data-based modeling (artificial neural network) results are compared with reference to evapotranspiration (ET.), estimated using traditional models from meteorological data. The second section is fully dedicated to evaporation modeling with data-based modeling concepts and input section pr

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Application of Statistical Blockade in Hydrology,tributions of data space. This conjunctive application of machine learning and extreme value theory can provide useful solutions to address the extreme values of hydrological series and thus to enhance modeling of value falls in the ‘Tail End’ of hydrological distributions. A hydrological case study