Prediction of Gas Emission based on GM (0, N) Model

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Abstract In order to improve the prediction accuracy of gas emission in mining working face and ensure coal mine safety production. A prediction model of gas emission based on grey system theory is proposed.11 indexes such as gas content, coal seam depth, coal seam thickness, coal seam dip angle and inclined length of working face are selected as the influencing factors of gas emission.The weight of each factor is determined by grey correlation analysis. Combined with the field measured data, three grey prediction models for predicting gas emission are determined.After a posterior difference test, the accuracy of GM (0,12) model is excellent.By comparing the predicted data of the model with the actual data, it shows that the GM (0,N) model has good forecasting results.At the same time, in order to prove the advantages of GM (0,N) model, the prediction results are compared with those of multiple linear regression model.The prediction results of GM (0,N) model and multiple linear regression model are compared.The prediction results show that the relative error of GM (0,12) model is 0.799%,the relative error of multiple linear regression model is 3.643%.It shows that GM (0,12) model can better predict gas emission.
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A prediction model of gas emission based on grey system theory is proposed.11 indexes such as gas content, coal seam depth, coal seam thickness, coal seam dip angle and inclined length of working face are selected as the influencing factors of gas emission.The weight of each factor is determined by grey correlation analysis. Combined with the field measured data, three grey prediction models for predicting gas emission are determined.After a posterior difference test, the accuracy of GM (0,12) model is excellent.By comparing the predicted data of the model with the actual data, it shows that the GM (0,N) model has good forecasting results.At the same time, in order to prove the advantages of GM (0,N) model, the prediction results are compared with those of multiple linear regression model.The prediction results of GM (0,N) model and multiple linear regression model are compared.The prediction results show that the relative error of GM (0,12) model is 0.799%,the relative error of multiple linear regression model is 3.643%.It shows that GM (0,12) model can better predict gas emission. Physical sciences/Energy science and technology/Fossil fuels/Coal Physical sciences/Energy science and technology/Fossil fuels/Natural gas grey theory GM(0 N) model grey correlation degree gas emission quantity prediction multiple linear regression Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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