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Non-Stationary long-term time series prediction based on encoding improvements and frequency domain enhancement
WANG Jian-xiao, SHEN Shi-kai, SHE Yu-mei, YANG Bin, HONG Yi, TAO Yu-hu
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Non-Stationary long-term time series prediction based on encoding improvements and frequency domain enhancement
To address the issues in the Informer model, which does not account for the non - stationarity and frequency domain information in real - world data, a non - stationary long-term time series prediction model is proposed. The core idea involves encoding improvements and frequency domain enhancement. To restore non - stationary information to temporal dependencies, the model uses the time absolute position encoding to extract interdependencies between time points. Additionally, the frequency domain enhancement with channel attention, based on the discrete cosine transform, adaptively captures the interdependencies between channels in the frequency domain, thereby improving predictability. Experimental results show that, compared to other models, the proposed model achieves an average reduction of 58.4% in mean squared error (MSE) on the dataset, with a maximum reduction of 66.5%.
Long - term time series prediction / time absolute position encoding / frequency enhanced channel attention / discrete cosine transform
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