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Interpretable Daily Inflow Forecasting Model via Cross-Attention Hybrid Neural Networks Integrated with SHAP Analysis

Jul 2026 · Water resources management · Vol 40 · 0 citations · 40 references

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The case study for one-day-ahead forecasting indicates that the proposed framework achieves overall superior predictive performance relative to the benchmark methods according to six evaluation metrics and the Wilcoxon signed-rank test result, confirming the effectiveness of the proposed cross-attention fusion strategy and SHAP-guided input optimization.

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