Combined Forecast of Calibration Interval Based on Linear Trend Model and Neural Network

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For realizing the dynamic optimization of measuring instrument calibration interval, predicting the history calibration data by modeling. First the improved moving average method is used to modeling and to predict the development trend of parameters. On the basis of this, BP network is used to compensate the predicted residual sequence, so as to get more accurate forecasts. Then improved MA - BP prediction model is given to optimize the calibration interval dynamically. The model is verified through experiments. The results show that the model has higher prediction precision and better universality.

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