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RAQ–A Random Forest Approach for Predicting Air Quality in Urban Sensing Systems
by Ruiyun Yu, Yu Yang, Leyou Yang, Guangjie Han and Oguti Ann Move
Sensors 2016, 16(1), 86; https://doi.org/10.3390/s16010086 - 9 Jan 2016
Cited by 188 | Viewed by 11724
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Air quality information such as the concentration of PM2.5 is of great significance for human health and city management. It affects the way of traveling, urban planning, government policies and so on. However, in major cities there is typically only a limited [...] Read more.
Air quality information such as the concentration of PM2.5 is of great significance for human health and city management. It affects the way of traveling, urban planning, government policies and so on. However, in major cities there is typically only a limited number of air quality monitoring stations. In the meantime, air quality varies in the urban areas and there can be large differences, even between closely neighboring regions. In this paper, a random forest approach for predicting air quality (RAQ) is proposed for urban sensing systems. The data generated by urban sensing includes meteorology data, road information, real-time traffic status and point of interest (POI) distribution. The random forest algorithm is exploited for data training and prediction. The performance of RAQ is evaluated with real city data. Compared with three other algorithms, this approach achieves better prediction precision. Exciting results are observed from the experiments that the air quality can be inferred with amazingly high accuracy from the data which are obtained from urban sensing. Full article
(This article belongs to the Section Sensor Networks)
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