Title
Study on the medium and long term of fishery forecasting based on neural network
Abstract
The forecasting system for medium to long term fishery resources is based on historical production data of specified fish types and those marine environmental factors. As these systems give a macro level prediction of fishery resources in the coming years they provide indispensable references for the planning and management of catching seasons. This paper introduces a new model for the prediction using Windows XP platform and Visual Studio 2010 development environment with C# programming language. Combining correlation analysis and BP neural network, the new model analyzes marine environmental data and fishery historical production data to forecast fisheries in medium to long terms. Experiments applying this model to forecast the squid production in the Pacific Northwest result in an average relative error of about 13.5% as compared with 23.2% error using linear regression analysis. This result proves that the new model has the potential to provide better forecasts for fisheries.
Year
DOI
Venue
2012
10.1007/978-3-642-33478-8_77
AICI
Keywords
Field
DocType
pacific northwest result,long term fishery resource,neural network,average relative error,combining correlation analysis,historical production data,marine environmental data,new model,fishery forecasting,fishery historical production data,squid production,fishery resource
Fishery,Computer science,Development environment,Microsoft Visual Studio,Operations research,Environmental data,Macro,Artificial neural network,Correlation analysis,Approximation error,Linear regression
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
0
0.34
0
Authors
5
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Hongchun Yuan132.90
Yiting Gu200.34
Jintao Wang341.77
Ying Chen412.10
Xinjun Chen501.01