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                      the  actual  target  outcome  and  the  neuron  outputs.  Through  this
                      process the network “learns”.
                   Forecasting is done based on the best model chosen by fulfilling the above
               stage. The general form of output from the neural network is as follows [10]:
                       y = f (w 01  + ∑ q  w  f (v + ∑ p  x v ))                       (5)
                                                          i ij
                           2
                                          j1 1
                                                0j
                                                      i=1
                                     j=1
               with the sigmoid activation function the following formula is obtained,
                                                  −(v +∑ p  x v )
                                                    0j
                                                           i ij
                                       q
                                               1−e
                                                       i=1
                       y = f (w 01  + ∑ j=1 w  (       p      ))                       (6)
                                           j1
                            2
                        t
                                                           i ij
                                                    0j
                                               1+e −(v +∑ i=1 x v )
               c.  Wavelet model
                   By  using  the  MODWT,  a  discrete  time  series {X , t = 1, 2, … , N} can  be
                                                                    t
               written with the following form:
                            ̃
                                      ̃
                       X = S J 0 ,t + ∑ J 0  D , t = 1, 2, … , N.                      (7)
                        t
                                        j,t
                                   j=1
                                   ̃
                             ̃
               The first part S = {S  , t = 1, 2, … , N} which presents the tendency of series
                              J 0   J 0 ,t
               and which is characterized by slow dynamics, and the second part components
               ̃ j   ̃ j,t                        0                                      t
               D = {D , t = 1, 2, … , N}, j = 1, 2, … , J , present the local details of the series X
               and is characterized by fast dynamics especially for low levels.
                                                   ̂
                   To compute the predicted value X N+h  of X, it suffices then to do this for
                                             ̂
                                                      ̂
                           ̃
                                                      ̃
                                             ̃
               ̃
               S  and the D , i.e, to evaluate S N+h  and D j,N+h , j = 1, 2, … , J . To do this, let us
                                                                        0
                            j
                J 0
               write:
                       ̂ J 0 ,N+h  = f (S J 0 ,N , S J 0 ,N−1 , … , S ̃ J 0 ,N−p 0 )               (8)
                                  ̃
                       ̃
                                       ̃
                       S
                                0
               and similarly
                       ̂ j,N+h  = f (D , D j,N−1 , … , D j,N−p j ), j = 1, 2, … , J           (9)
                                                ̃
                                      ̃
                       ̃
                                  ̃
                       D
                                j
                                                                   0
                                   j,N
               where f (j = 1, 2, … , J ) is the estimator, each estimator f  may have its proper
                                                                     j
                                   0
                      j
               order p . The choice of f , f , … , f  is related to the dynamic behavior of the
                      j
                                              j
                                      0 1
               series to be predicted.
                   Based  on  linear  ARMA  model  theory,  the  tendency  and  details  can  be
               approximated as following form:
                          S ̃ ̂ J 0 ,N = φ 1 S ̃  J 0 ,N−1 + ⋯ + φ p 0 J 0 ,N−p 0  + e N + θ 1 e N−1 + ⋯ + θ q 0 N−q 0     (10)
                                               S ̃
                                                                        e
               and
                          D ̃ ̂ j,N = φ j1 D ̃  j,N−1 + ⋯ + φ jp j D ̃ j,N−p j  + e N + θ j1 e N−1 + ⋯ + θ jq j N−q j     (11)
                                                                        e
               By using the notation above, Eqs. (3) and (4) can be written as follows:
                          ̂ J 0 ,N  = [φ(B) − 1]S J 0 ,N + θ(B)e                   (12)
                          ̃
                                           ̃
                          S
                                                       N
               and
                          ̂ j,N  = [φ (B) − 1]D j,N  + θ (B)e                      (13)
                          ̃
                                           ̃
                          D
                                                       N
                                  j
                                                  j
               Hence, the MODWT-ARMA prediction model is
                                 ̂
                                               ̂
                          ̂ N+h  = S J 0 ,N+h  + ∑ J 0  D j,N+h                    (14)
                                 ̃
                                               ̃
                          X
                                            j=0
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