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ISBN 978-952-5726-09-1 (Print)<br />

Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Networking and Network Security (ISNNS ’10)<br />

Jinggangshan, P. R. China, 2-4, April. 2010, pp. 073-076<br />

Improving Prediction Of Model Gm (1, 1) Based<br />

On Class Ratio Modeling Method<br />

Qin Wan 1 , Yong Wei 2 , and Shuang Yang 3<br />

1 College of Mathematics and Information,<br />

China West Normal University, NanChong, SiChuan, 637009, China<br />

2 College of Mathematics and Information,<br />

China West Normal University, NanChong, SiChuan, 637009, China<br />

3 College of Mathematics and Information,<br />

China West Normal University, NanChong, SiChuan, 637009, China<br />

wanqin1014@126.com, 3306866@163.com,yangshuang_cwnu@163.com<br />

Abstract—This article introduces a new method of how to<br />

find suitable class ratio according to the class ratio<br />

modeling method thought. It causes the class ratio modeling<br />

method to be used on the non-steady primitive sequence<br />

which has non-homogeneous grey index law directly. And it<br />

both extends the application scope of the class ratio<br />

modeling method, and avoids the tedious data pretreatment<br />

process effectively while improving prediction precision of<br />

model GM (1, 1).<br />

Index Terms — Class ratio modeling , GM (1,<br />

1) ,Weakening , Buffer operator<br />

I. INTRODUCTION<br />

Since Mr. Deng Julong has proposed the grey system<br />

theory, the application of grey model spreads many<br />

domains. Grey model has more advantages compared to<br />

traditional prediction method because that grey model<br />

has the characteristics of few sample data required, easy<br />

calculation, and high prediction accuracy in short terms<br />

etc. However in practical application, people discovered<br />

that model GM (1, 1) is suitable for slowly increasing<br />

data, but its fitting effect with quickly increasing data is<br />

unsatisfactory. Professor Liu Sifeng had theoretically<br />

proven that the applicable scope of development<br />

coefficient a is limited to ( − 2 , 2 ) , and the effective<br />

range of it is narrower [ 1]<br />

. Therefore, many scholars have<br />

made improvement and optimization on grey model from<br />

different angles. For instance, many references expand<br />

the applicable scope of development coefficient a by<br />

reconstructing background value or optimizing grey<br />

derivative to improve simulating and predicting precision<br />

of grey model, and achieve good results.<br />

Because the process of obtaining a by solving grey<br />

differential equation is just making whitenization<br />

estimation on a,the author in reference [2] puts forward<br />

class ratio modeling method of single consequence in<br />

[Key research projects] A project supported by scientific research fund<br />

of Sichuan Education Department.(2006A007) and basic application<br />

research fund of Sichuan (2008JY0112).,and a project supported by<br />

china west normal university item(08B032).<br />

Wan Qin: teaching assistant of College of Mathematics and<br />

Information , China West Normal University. major study is Grey<br />

System Analysis. Tel:18990874811. E-mail: wanqin1014@126.com<br />

grey system based on this idea.The primary data<br />

sequence is not suitable for establishing grey model<br />

directly if it could not pass feasibility test, so we can<br />

make data preprocessing such as carrying buffer<br />

[3]<br />

operator on the primitive behavior data sequence<br />

before establishing model GM(1,1) on it. Reference [4]<br />

propose using weakening buffer operator to affect the<br />

primitive behavior data sequence which possesses<br />

characteristics: the front part grows (weakens)<br />

excessively quickly and the latter part grows (weakens)<br />

excessively slowly; Reference [5] propose using<br />

strengthening buffer operator to affect to the primitive<br />

behavior data sequence which has subsequent<br />

characteristics: the front part grows (weakens)<br />

excessively slowly and the latter part grows (weakens)<br />

excessively quickly. Buffer operators can effectively<br />

eliminates the disturbance affect to the primary data<br />

effectively in the modeling and forecasting process, and<br />

improve the predicting precision of model GM (1, 1). For<br />

primary data sequence which has above characteristic,<br />

this paper introduces a new method of how to find<br />

suitable class ratio according to the class ratio modeling<br />

method thought. It causes the class ratio modeling<br />

method to be used on the non-steady primitive sequence<br />

which has non-homogeneous grey index law directly.<br />

And it both extends the application scope of the class<br />

ratio modeling method, and avoids the tedious data<br />

pretreatment process effectively while improving<br />

prediction precision of model GM (1, 1).<br />

II.<br />

SUMMARY OF THE CLASS RATIO MODELING<br />

METHOD<br />

[2]<br />

Definition As for monotone sequence<br />

X = { x(<br />

k ) x(<br />

k ) > 0, orx ( k ) < 0, k = 1,2,3.... n}<br />

,then<br />

x(<br />

k −1)<br />

σ ( k)<br />

= , k ∈ K = { 2,3,... n}<br />

is called the back<br />

x(<br />

k)<br />

class ratio (hereinafter using class ratio) at k point of<br />

X , and x(<br />

k )<br />

τ ( k ) = , k ∈ K = { 2,3,... n}<br />

is called<br />

x(<br />

k − 1)<br />

the front class ratio at k point of X .Obviously, the back<br />

class ratio and the front class ratio both are the reciprocal<br />

value of each other, and both are positive numbers.<br />

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