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Rainfall forecasting has been an onerous task to deal with. However, it is a part and parcel to sustain our life since it affects not only the agriculture growth but also the farming community. Rainfall prediction will definitely pose a great challenge but for meticulous planning and management of water resources. Therefore, this chapter presents an approach for rainfall prediction using Sliding Window concept with Jaccard distance metric measure. The Sliding Window Algorithm watches the information during a similar period in an earlier year and predicts precipitation in the next year. Using Sliding Window Algorithm, the precipitation expectation test was tested for Tirunelveli District, Tamil Nadu, India, using the rainfall data for a 10-year period.

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Abbreviations

SWA:

Sliding window algorithm

MSE:

Mean square error

GRMSE:

Geometric root-mean-square error

RMSE:

Root-mean-square error

JD:

Joint director

EY:

Earlier year

PY:

Present year

EV:

Earlier variation

PV:

Present variation

MPV:

Mean present variation

MEV:

Mean earlier variation

PRV:

Predicted variation

AR:

Average rainfall

FR:

Forecasted rainfall

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Vijaya Chitra, M., Jacob, G. (2020). Using Sliding Window Algorithm for Rainfall Forecasting. In: Kumar, L., Jayashree, L., Manimegalai, R. (eds) Proceedings of International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Smart Grid and Smart City Applications. AISGSC 2019 2019. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-24051-6_32

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