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Spatiotemporal self-attention network ST-GranNet for granary temperature prediction
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Food storage temperature prediction is critical for ensuring the safety of the food supply chain and reducing food waste. Traditional physical modeling and statistical methods heavily depend on prior data and struggle to capture complex nonlinear features. Existing deep learning models for granary temperature prediction still face challenges in effectively extracting spatiotemporal features. With traditional adjacency-matrix-based methods it is difficult to capture the complex relationships among sensors, most existing algorithms merely performing simple concatenation or sequential input of spatiotemporal features, lacking sufficient interaction. In addition, they fall short in incorporating external feature variables. To address these limitations, this study proposes ST-GranNet, an innovative spatiotemporal attention framework based on the self-attention mechanism. ST-GranNet employs channel embedding and point embedding to capture spatial correlations among sensors and long-term dependencies in temperature sequences, respectively, followed by a novel fusion approach to integrate these spatiotemporal features. The model is validated on a real corn storage dataset from Sinograin Chongqing Depot Co. Ltd.
Keywords:
grain storage safety
temperature prediction
self-attention mechanism
spatiotemporal features
deep learning
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