MSFSAN: A Novel Multi-Scale Spatio-Temporal Feature Screening Attention Network for Urban Carbon Emission Prediction

In order to cope with the increasingly severe global energy conservation and emission reduction problems, research on urban carbon emission prediction is of great significance. The existing methods mainly use time series analysis to predict urban carbon emission, but there is a strong spatial correlation between the carbon emission data of several cities. Therefore, this paper designs a multi-scale spatial-temporal feature screening attention network to predict target cities' future carbon emission data. Firstly, this paper combines the daily carbon emission data of the near-neighbouring cities and the daily homologous emission data of the target city to analyze the urban carbon emission data from a spatio-temporal perspective. Then, this paper designs a multi-scale spatial interactive convolution module and a multi-scale temporal convolution module to extract multi-scale spatio-temporal features effectively. In addition, the feature screening module is designed to reduce the adverse effects of redundant features. Finally, the multi-scale features are used to predict the future carbon emissions of the target city through a predictor. The experimental results show that our prediction model is superior to the existing methods in six datasets.

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2024-10-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/smc54092.2024.10831773
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MSFSAN: A Novel Multi-Scale Spatio-Temporal Feature Screening Attention Network for Urban Carbon Emission Prediction

Haodong Ma, Jiwei Qin, Xiaoyu Zhang, Ben Wang et al.
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MSFSAN: A Novel Multi-Scale Spatio-Temporal Feature Screening Attention Network for Urban Carbon Emission Prediction

Haodong Ma, Jiwei Qin, Xiaoyu Zhang, Ben Wang, Xizhong Qin
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In order to cope with the increasingly severe global energy conservation and emission reduction problems, research on urban carbon emission prediction is of great significance. The existing methods mainly use time series analysis to predict urban carbon emission, but there is a strong spatial correlation between the carbon emission data of several cities. Therefore, this paper designs a multi-scale spatial-temporal feature screening attention network to predict target cities' future carbon emission data. Firstly, this paper combines the daily carbon emission data of the near-neighbouring cities and the daily homologous emission data of the target city to analyze the urban carbon emission data from a spatio-temporal perspective. Then, this paper designs a multi-scale spatial interactive convolution module and a multi-scale temporal convolution module to extract multi-scale spatio-temporal features effectively. In addition, the feature screening module is designed to reduce the adverse effects of redundant features. Finally, the multi-scale features are used to predict the future carbon emissions of the target city through a predictor. The experimental results show that our prediction model is superior to the existing methods in six datasets.

Xinjiang University (CN)
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