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Application of non-equal interval GM(1,1) model in oil monitoring of internal combustion engine

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The basic difference non-equal interval model GM(1,1) in grey theory was used to fit and forecast data series with non-equal lengths and different inertias, acquired from oil monitoring of internal combustion engines. The fitted and forecasted results show that the length or inertia of a sequence affects its precision very much, i. e. the bigger the inertia of a sequence is, or the shorter the length of a series is, the less the errors of fitted and forecasted results are. Based on the research results, it is suggested that short series should be applied to be fitted and forecasted; for longer series, the newer datum should be applied instead of the older datum to be analyzed by non-equal interval GM(1,1) to improve the forecasted and fitted precision, and that data sequence should be verified to satisfy the conditions of grey forecasting.

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Chen, Sw., Li, Zg. & Zhou, Sx. Application of non-equal interval GM(1,1) model in oil monitoring of internal combustion engine. J Cent. South Univ. Technol. 12, 705–708 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11771-005-0073-2

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