| 英文摘要 |
This study presents a novel concept for a model operating on complex data called a complex number based neuro-fuzzy inference system (CNNFIS). With the neural framework of fuzzy if-then rules, utilizes sphere complex fuzzy sets (SCFSs) for the premise parts and linear functions for the consequent parts. We propose a novel multi-swarm particle swarm optimization (MSPSO). Each swarm can focus on searching for a specific sub-space by dividing the whole parameter space into several sub-spaces. This optimization method can increase the chance of finding the best solution, and combined with the recursive least squares estimation algorithm (RLSE), we adopt a hybrid parameter learning to train the model more efficiently. We also use the method of entropy-based feature selection, by which high-information features are selected for the model. Moreover, based on the method of subtractive clustering, we propose the algorithm of subtractive clustering for complex-valued data (SCC) for dividing the input space into parts, and then the input-space parts qualified are used for CNNFIS modeling and apply the projection matrix to the calculation of SCFS to form complex membership used in the model to flexibly adjust the number of model outputs. Finally, we evaluate the performance of the method and compare it with other methods through single-, dual- and four-target experiments. |