Study on Back-Propagation Neural Networks in Hydrological Forecast

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The hydrological forecasting model are established respectively by the traditional method and the new methods, BP network and projection pursuit, in order to study the feasibility and practicality. The result shows that the accuracy of the BP model is within 10%, has better forecasting effect and more practical value than the others.

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November 2014

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