Broad-ESN Based on Radical Activation Function for Predicting Time Series With Multiple Variables

Multidimensional time series (MTS) has the unique characteristics of multidimensionality and multifeature, so it becomes particularly important when choosing a prediction model. Therefore, this article proposes a novel broad echo state network (Broad-ESN) based on radical activation function (RB-ESN). First, a radical activation function is proposed to solve the problem of gradient disappearing in the iterative process and is more conducive to dealing with complex data patterns. Second, the sliding window is used to extract the features of MTS. The number of reservoirs is determined by the number of features. Third, by using Cubic chaotic mapping to initialize the pied kingfisher optimizer (PKO) population, the search space can be effectively expanded, and high-quality random sequences can be generated. Then, the exponential spiral equation is used to optimize the position update equation of the pied kingfisher, which solves the problem of local optimization. Finally, the results show that the model proposed in this article is significantly superior to other models in forecasting performance, with high prediction accuracy and low error.

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IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks and Learning Systems
Published
2025-05-14
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tnnls.2025.3563937
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4
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Neural Networks and Applications
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Broad-ESN Based on Radical Activation Function for Predicting Time Series With Multiple Variables

Shuxian Lun, Ming Li, Yuanpeng Gong
4 citations
IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks and Learning Systems
Neural Networks and Applications
9.92
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Broad-ESN Based on Radical Activation Function for Predicting Time Series With Multiple Variables

Shuxian Lun, Ming Li, Yuanpeng Gong
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4 citations

Abstract

Multidimensional time series (MTS) has the unique characteristics of multidimensionality and multifeature, so it becomes particularly important when choosing a prediction model. Therefore, this article proposes a novel broad echo state network (Broad-ESN) based on radical activation function (RB-ESN). First, a radical activation function is proposed to solve the problem of gradient disappearing in the iterative process and is more conducive to dealing with complex data patterns. Second, the sliding window is used to extract the features of MTS. The number of reservoirs is determined by the number of features. Third, by using Cubic chaotic mapping to initialize the pied kingfisher optimizer (PKO) population, the search space can be effectively expanded, and high-quality random sequences can be generated. Then, the exponential spiral equation is used to optimize the position update equation of the pied kingfisher, which solves the problem of local optimization. Finally, the results show that the model proposed in this article is significantly superior to other models in forecasting performance, with high prediction accuracy and low error.

IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks and Learning SystemsVol. 36(9)
Bohai University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
Neural Networks and Applications
9.92
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