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Title: Maritime fuel efficiency : ship fuel consumption prediction using machine learning and deep learning
Other Titles: Synergies in data analytics and cyber security. DACS 2024. Lecture notes in electrical engineering, vol. 1479
Authors: Sharma, Utkarsh
Zhou, Zeyang
Puthal, Deepak
Li, Jun
Tran, Tien Anh
West, Jason
Prasad, Mukesh
Keywords: Ships -- Fuel consumption
Ships -- Energy conservation
Marine engineering -- Data processing
Machine learning
Deep learning (Machine learning)
Issue Date: 2026
Publisher: Springer Nature
Citation: Sharma, U., Zhou, Z., Puthal, D., Li, J., Tran, T. A., West, J, & Prasad, M. (2026). Maritime fuel efficiency: ship fuel consumption prediction using machine learning and deep learning. In D. Puthal, B. K. Panigrahi, N. Ray, & Z. Ding (Eds.), Synergies in Data Analytics and Cyber Security. DACS 2024. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol. 1479 (pp. 695-706). Singapore: Springer.
Abstract: An accurate fuel consumption prediction system for transportation units is crucial for efficient fuel management, offering both cost reduction and emission savings. While extensive research has been conducted on fuel prediction for modes like airplanes, trucks, and vehicles, studies on cargo ships are scarce and often rely on traditional machine learning models. The complexity of real-world factors, such as data collection challenges and varying weather conditions, adds to the difficulty of accurate prediction. This paper addresses these challenges by comparing traditional machine learning algorithms with advanced deep learning models for predicting fuel consumption in ship engines. Our comparative study shows that LSTM-GRU hybrid models emerge as particularly effective, capturing the intricate dependencies and variabilities inherent in fuel consumption forecasting. The results underscore the superior capability of deep learning models, particularly LSTM-GRU, over tradi-tional regression techniques in managing the complexities of fuel consumption in cargo ships.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/143517
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