J. L. Vásquez, C. Travieso, T. S. Perez, J. B. Alonso, J. Briceño
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Temperature Prediction Based on Different Meteorological Series
In this work, a temperature predictor has been designed and implemented based on different series of meteorological data. The prediction is built by an artificial neural network multilayer perceptron, using 5 samples as window size of meteorological data. Besides, the floating point algorithm was evaluated, reaching a mean square error of 0.35, meaning a variation of 0.28 Celsius degrees versus the real temperature. Different approaches will be applied in order to show our best proposal.