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This repository includes all the scripts related to the paper titled"A Novel Stochastic Tree Model For Daily Streamflow Prediction Based on A Noise Suppression Hybridization Algorithm and Efficient Uncertainty Quantification" Authored by Nasrin Fathollahzadeh Attar, Mohammad Taghi Sattari, and Halit Apaydin

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Noise_Suppression_Hybridization

This repository includes all the scripts related to the paper titled "A Novel Stochastic Tree Model For Daily Streamflow Prediction Based on A Noise Suppression Hybridization Algorithm and Efficient Uncertainty Quantification" Authored by Nasrin Fathollahzadeh Attar, Mohammad Taghi Sattari, and Halit Apaydin

You can find all attached data of this study (weekly and fortnight streamflow data) at: link1, link2

Usage

1- This repository written in R software, first of all two softwares of R and Rstudio should be downloaded.

2-Quick Test file shows all the methods and their codes with a real example.

3- Tree models conducted in WEKA software.

The flowchart of the study is as below: alt text

The results of the CEEMDAN IMFs for the weekly streamflow data in Gazvin: alt text

The results of the CEEMDAN IMFs for the fortnight streamflow data in Gazvin: alt text

CEEMDAN for logarithmic demand, note that increasing ensemble size will produce smoother results (WEEKly data): alt text

CEEMDAN for logarithmic demand, note that increasing ensemble size will produce smoother results (Fortnight data): alt text

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This repository includes all the scripts related to the paper titled"A Novel Stochastic Tree Model For Daily Streamflow Prediction Based on A Noise Suppression Hybridization Algorithm and Efficient Uncertainty Quantification" Authored by Nasrin Fathollahzadeh Attar, Mohammad Taghi Sattari, and Halit Apaydin

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