Enhancing Solar Cycle 25 and 26 Forecasting with Vipin-Deep-Decomposed-Recomposed Rolling-window (vD2R2w) Model on Sunspot Number Observations
摘要
Effective predicting sunspot numbers (SSN) is the complex task of studying space weather, solar activity, satellite communication, and Earth’s climate. Developing a reliable SSN forecasting model is difficult because SSN time series exhibit complex patterns, nonlinearity, and nonstationarity characteristics. The state-of-the-art shows that deep-learning models often need help capturing SSN data’s intricate dynamics and long-term dependencies. The SSN time series’ decomposed trend and seasonal and residual characteristics may provide better information on long-term dependencies and associated dynamics for effective learning. In this research, the vipin-deep-decomposed-recomposed rolling-window (vD2R2w) models have been proposed with a combination of time-series decomposition, deep-learning models, and a rolling-window method to predict the SSN accurately. The proposed vD2R2w models have been evaluated over four datasets and consistently outperform traditional deep-learning models. The model improves the performance in terms of RMSE, MAPE, and