of hexavalent chromium

Overview

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• concentration to 10 µg/L, the Ambient Water Quality Standard for CrVI in Washington, to protect aquatic life in
• A training set is determined from a sample-shuffled 80% of the given data, with the other 20% reserved for
• variables are passed through the sigmoid σ activation function that maps them to a range between 0 and 1, hence
• with the most meaningful time steps as deemed by the decoder yt−1 as shown Equation (12).
• smallest errors of 0.51 and 0.71 for MSE and RMSE, respectively, which means it is the most accurate and reliable
• the other hand, the POLY SVM has a significantly negative R2 score of -73.74, meaning it does not suffice for the
• Figure 14 shows the heatmap of pairwise well distances that assess spatial proximities and relationships. Table
• approximated by taking the mean explanation values of the wells, as demonstrated in Fig. 15. Thus, the top five
• 199-D8-94, and 199-D2-10. These wells are spatially visualized with links to the target well in Fig. 16, with Table
• The attention scores in Table 2 provide insight into each well’s influence on CrVI concentration levels at
• Fig. 16. Explanations on target well 199-D5-127 using the mean attentions of all the time steps in the testing
• Table 2. Top average attention scores with respect to well 199-D5-127 on testing year. References Fig. 16. The
• Figure 20 spatially visualizes the driving wells at November 5th, with attention values displayed in Table
• explanation value change from the previous time step, with Table 4 displaying respective values. As expected,
• Table 5 displays the respective delta values. Now, we can compare Table 4 and Table 5 to find the set of matching
• are essential for training a generalized network (preventing over-fitting)30. Varying performance means differing
• Table 4. Most positive (head) and negative (tail) attention deltas with respect to well 199-D5-127 on
• Table 5. Most positive (head) and negative (tail) contribution deltas with respect to well 199-D5-127 on
• instantaneous impact (for November 5th) as indicated by the explanation values here and in Table 4.
• Hanford site’s 100-HRD area, which is necessary to maintain the 10 µg/L water quality standard for CrVI.

Methods (brief)

• telemetry sensors, but contaminant values are gathered by the sample after laboratory analysis2. The data is
• reducing the sample size. As a result, balancing the time range of the data, the number of wells included, and the
• After imputation, the data is scaled to unit variance with standard scaling using the mean training samples
• samples have a stride of 1 day through the time series.
• A training set is determined from a sample-shuffled 80% of the given data, with the other 20% reserved for
• testing validation. The training data consists of samples from 2015 through 2018, with 2019 being the inspected
• • xi+j is the CrVI sample sequence at position i+j,
• represents the weights of neurons within their residing gate with b as biases. x is a CrVI value within a sample
• and T is the total amount of time steps in CrVI sample sequence.
• in ′the encoder, the decoder makes its final sample prediction by taking yt−1
• a given sample, unlike the feature importance scores.
• CrVI with even better performance28,29. However, these algorithms take in samples irrespective of time.
• is similar across most sample sequences. The time steps are most important as they approach the time step
• random weight initialization of building neural networks and the shuffling of samples in the training set. These
• from inconsistency across model instances, emphasizing the impact of random weight initialization and sample

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