Abstract: The invention relates to a water level prediction system for a dam. The system includes a water level prediction module which is configured to (a) receive time series data, which relates to a water level of the dam, in real-time; and (b) predict, in real-time, a future water level of the dam by processing the received time series data in one or more predictive models/formula(s)/algorithm(s). The one or more predictive models/formula(s)/algorithm(s) may include a recurrent neural network (RNN) or RNN model/algorithm which is configured/trained to predict, in real-time, a future water level of the dam by using the received time series data in the RNN or RNN model/algorithm. The water level prediction module may also include at least one statistical model/algorithm which is configured/trained to predict, in real-time, a future water level of the dam by using the received time series data in the statistical model/algorithm.

Abstract: The invention relates to a water level prediction system for a dam. The system includes a water level prediction module which is configured to (a) receive time series data, which relates to a water level of the dam, in real-time; and (b) predict, in real-time, a future water level of the dam by processing the received time series data in one or more predictive models/formula(s)/algorithm(s). The one or more predictive models/formula(s)/algorithm(s) may include a recurrent neural network (RNN) or RNN model/algorithm which is configured/trained to predict, in real-time, a future water level of the dam by using the received time series data in the RNN or RNN model/algorithm. The water level prediction module may also include at least one statistical model/algorithm which is configured/trained to predict, in real-time, a future water level of the dam by using the received time series data in the statistical model/algorithm.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products for validating billing data and detecting anomalies in billing data are provided. In one embodiment a method is provided, the method comprising: receiving historical billing data for a customer, the historical billing data organized into a plurality of historical data sets; calculating a plurality of statistical representations of each of the plurality of historical data sets; generating a historical profile for the customer based on the plurality of statistical representations of the historical billing data; receiving current billing data for the customer; generating a current profile for the customer; comparing the current profile to the historical profile, the current profile and the historical profile being associated with the same at least one category attribute; and, based at least in part on the result of the comparison, determining whether one or more anomalies are present in the current billing data for the customer.