Wolf is Coming—Dynamic Classification Prediction Model of Vespa Mandarinia

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.30564/jees.v3i1.2924

Abstract:

Given the threat of Vespa mandarinia invasion to ecological balance, according to the data and information provided, the dynamic reproduction model of Vespa mandarinia is established by using natural domain interpolation, and the variation law of total bumblebee with time, latitude, and longitude is obtained. At the same time, we established the classification prediction model by using a neural network and established the mapping relationship between time and space to evaluation grade.

We meshed the area provided by the title, assigned values to the location of Vespa mandarinia (VM), and established a VM diffusion model with natural neighborhood interpolation. Its propagation process is simulated by cellular automata. It is determined that VM spreads in a circular shape centered at (122.93174°W, 48.93457°N) and (122.57376°W, 49.07848°N) in the Washington area, with the farthest distance being 1184.4 km and 985 km respectively.

We set up a classification prediction model for better classification. According to the image upload time and location, SVM and neural network are used for classification prediction, and the classification accuracy is 74.26% and 97.60%, respectively, and the neural network has higher classification accuracy. So we choose the neural network.

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