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FORECASTING THE RAINFALL DATA BY ADAPTIVE NEURO-FUZZY INFERENCE SYSTEM
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Konya is the biggest city of Turkey in terms of area and agricultural land, on the other hand sixth biggest city in terms of population. Because of the decrease of rainfall and increase in temperature, the agricultural production and daily water consumption are effected negatively in last years. Rainfall, one of the basic parameters of the hydrological cycle, has a big importance to determine the water budgets and to improve the water supply policy. In this study, monthly total rainfall data belong to Konya between 1970-2002 years, have been studied to forecast by Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS). And model’s performance has been evaluated by comparison with the Lineer Regression (LR) as one of the traditional methods.
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