Study on Natural Gas Demand Prediction Model in China

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Based on the characteristics of natural gas demand trend, this paper proposed ARIMA model which can predict China's natural gas demand as an effective tool. Compared with the RBF neural network model and combined model, empirical results show that the accuracy and stability of the ARIMA model is best.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 869-870)

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533-536

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December 2013

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