Research demonstrates enhanced prediction accuracy using multiple linear regression and artificial neural network models, suggesting improved data processing frameworks.
The study employs a predictive framework based on a multiple linear regression-artificial neural network (MLR-ANN) model to achieve high-precision predictions for specific targets. First, features are extracted from both overall and individual dimensions, followed by data processing. An artificial neural network model is constructed to uncover non-linear features within the data. Second, a multiple linear regression model is used to fit linear relationships, while incorporating probability distribution characteristics to quantify uncertainty in the prediction process. A result aggregation strategy is further employed to integrate the two models, forming a comprehensive prediction system. Additionally, the study uses a logistic regression model to analyse the inter-variable association mechanisms and evaluates the importance of specific factors through the EWM-TOPSIS method. This framework enhances prediction accuracy and reliability through multi-dimensional feature analysis and model optimisation, providing an analytical framework and methodological reference for similar problems.
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Zhang et al. (2025) studied this question.
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