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Study On Spatial Information-Based Grey Prediction Model

Posted on:2006-11-25Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L J ZhaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2120360155453311Subject:Cartography and Geographic Information Engineering
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Prediction is to forecast the future state of the research object, and the result can tell us the execution of the forecasting. Based on graphics and image, this paper designs a spatial information-based grey prediction model, which can be used in many scientific fields. Using the object-oriented (OO) techniques as the guiding principle, this paper takes advantage of Unified Modeling Language (UML) to design a prediction model of spatial data. Based on object-oriented four principles (abstract, information hiding, encapsulation and modular), the prediction model, including the prediction core, the grid data prediction, the vector data prediction, and the user-defined prediction, are established. Each module is independent, and each module has the same interface standard. Grey Model (GM) is a basic model in the grey systematic theory and gray control theory. Based on grey module, differential coefficient fitting method is used in this GM. GM possesses little information for modeling, unnecessary to know the original data distributing, turning disordered orientation to ordered orientation, high precision of modeling, and so on. Therefore, in this study, grey prediction model, GM (1, 1), as follows: According to the array dimension of historical data and their spatial shapes, grey prediction in divided into three sections: one-dimensional parameter prediction, two-dimensional parameter prediction and three-dimensional parameter prediction. One-dimensional parameter prediction is built based on grey prediction, which can predict discrete data. The two-dimensional parameter prediction is visually realized based on the one-dimensional parameter prediction, which can forecast raster image. The three-dimensional prediction is built based on the two-dimensional prediction, which is mainly used to predict vector data. For the two-dimensional prediction, the procedure of "line-basic line-line"is proposed. For three-dimensional prediction, the procedure of "polygon-line-basic line-line-polygon"is defined, by which the polygon is turned into line, and the line is turned into basic line as a minimal unit for prediction. A new concept "calculation zone"is defined during the process...
Keywords/Search Tags:Grey prediction model, Visualization, object-oriented (OO), Calculation zone, Spatial data, Grid intersecting, Raster technology plus
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