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MATHEMATICS
卷 11, 期 12, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/math11122631
关键词
outlier detection; functional bagplot; functional high-density region (HDR) boxplot; air pollution
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This study aims to identify outliers in air quality observations near a seaport by comparing the effectiveness of functional data analysis (FDA) and vector methods. The FDA approach was found to be more powerful than the vector methods, with the functional bagplot method detecting more outliers than the HDR boxplot method.
Air pollution affects human health and is one of the main problems in the world, including in coastal cities with industrial seaports. In this sense, the city of Gijon (northern Spain) stands out as one of the 20 Spanish cities with the worst air quality. The study aims to identify outliers in air quality observations near the El Musel seaport, resulting from the emissions of six pollutants over an eight-year period (2014-2021). It compares methods based on the functional data analysis (FDA) approach and vector methods to determine the optimal approach for detecting outliers and supporting air quality control. Our approach involves analyzing air pollutant observations as a set of curves rather than vectors. Therefore, in the FDA approach, curves are constructed to provide the best fit to isolated data points, resulting in a collection of continuous functions. These functions capture the behavior of the data in a continuous domain. Two FDA approach methodologies were used here: the functional bagplot and the high-density region (HDR) boxplot. Finally, outlier detection using the FDA approach was found to be more powerful than the vector methods and the functional bagplot method detected more outliers than the HDR boxplot.
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