Multi-Temperature Synchronous Prediction of Municipal Solid Waste Incineration Based on a Non-Stationary Crossformer

In this study, we designed a multi-temperature synchronous prediction method for municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) based on a non-stationary Crossformer model. It is mainly divided into the following steps: First, use a normalization module to normalize the preprocessed temperature sample data. Secondly, add a non-stationary attention module to calculate the non-stationary attention of a single time series. Next, construct an attention convolutional network to extract non-stationary attention features, and based on this, calculate the attention between multiple temperature time series. Finally, perform data restoration based on a de-normalization module. By using the above methods, not only can the data characteristics lost during the model’s over-processing of the original temperature data during training be restored, but also the deeper level of data features and the correlation between various temperatures can be captured. The non-stationary recovery and correlation calculation of multi-temperature time series were achieved simultaneously. The experimental results based on actual data from Chinese MSWI factories show that this method has high accuracy in the multi-temperature synchronous prediction of MSWI.

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Sustainability
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2025-02-20
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https://doi.org/10.3390/su17051789
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Municipal Solid Waste Management
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Multi-Temperature Synchronous Prediction of Municipal Solid Waste Incineration Based on a Non-Stationary Crossformer

Jingxiang Lv, Luyang Zhang, Xianhui Hu, Wei Wang et al.
Sustainability
Municipal Solid Waste Management
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Multi-Temperature Synchronous Prediction of Municipal Solid Waste Incineration Based on a Non-Stationary Crossformer

Jingxiang Lv, Luyang Zhang, Xianhui Hu, Wei Wang, Yunlai Fu, Liqun Chang
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Abstract

In this study, we designed a multi-temperature synchronous prediction method for municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) based on a non-stationary Crossformer model. It is mainly divided into the following steps: First, use a normalization module to normalize the preprocessed temperature sample data. Secondly, add a non-stationary attention module to calculate the non-stationary attention of a single time series. Next, construct an attention convolutional network to extract non-stationary attention features, and based on this, calculate the attention between multiple temperature time series. Finally, perform data restoration based on a de-normalization module. By using the above methods, not only can the data characteristics lost during the model’s over-processing of the original temperature data during training be restored, but also the deeper level of data features and the correlation between various temperatures can be captured. The non-stationary recovery and correlation calculation of multi-temperature time series were achieved simultaneously. The experimental results based on actual data from Chinese MSWI factories show that this method has high accuracy in the multi-temperature synchronous prediction of MSWI.

SustainabilityVol. 17(5)
Dalian Ocean University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 96%
Municipal Solid Waste Management
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