Describing environmental phenomena variation using entropy theory
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de Souza, P
Williams, R
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We propose a novel approach for calculating an air temperature entropy of environment over a region using concepts from statistical mechanics. The proposed method is intended for use in analysing spatially distributed environmental data. Spatially distributed environmental time-series temperature data from an atmospheric model have been used to illustrate this approach. Our results show that entropy reveals the underlying structure of a data distribution for which a standard statistical analysis may be insufficient.
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International Journal of Data Science and Analytics
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3
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Artificial intelligence
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Mahbub, MS; de Souza, P; Williams, R, Describing environmental phenomena variation using entropy theory, International Journal of Data Science and Analytics, 2017, 3 (1), pp. 49-60