Wavelet time series MPARIMA modeling for power system short term load forecasting

The wavelet power system short term load forecasting(STLF) uses a mulriple periodical autoregressive integrated moving average(MPARIMA) model to model the mulriple near periodicity, nonstationarity and nonlinearity existed in power system short term quarter hour load time series, and can therefore accurately forecast the quarter hour loads of weekdays and weekends, and provide more accurate results than the conventional techniques, such as artificial neural networks and autoregressive moving average(ARMA) models test results. Obtained with a power system networks in a city in Northeastern part of China confirm the validity of the approach proposed.

Short Term Load Forecast Using Wavelet Neural Network

This paper presents a wavelet neural network (WNN) model combining wavelet transform and artificial neural networks for short term load forecast (STLF). Both historical load and temperature data having important impacts on load level were used in the proposed forecasting model. The model used the three-layer feed forward network trained by the error back-propagation algorithm. To enhance the forecast- ing accuracy by neural networks, wavelet multi-resolution analysis method was introduced to pre-process these data and reconstruct the predicted output. The proposed model has been evaluated with actual data of electricity load and temperature of Hunan Province. The simulation results show that the model is capable of providing a reasonable forecasting accuracy in STLF.

A Hybrid Short Term Load Forecasting Model of an Indian Grid

This paper describes an application of combined model of extrapolation and correlation techniques for short term load forecasting of an Indian substation. Here effort has been given to improvise the accuracy of elec-trical load forecasting considering the factors, past data of the load, respective weather condition and finan-cial growth of the people. These factors are derived by curve fitting technique. Then simulation has been conducted using MATLAB tools. Here it has been suggested that consideration of 20 years data for a devel-oping country should be ignored as the development of a country is highly unpredictable. However, the im-portance of the past data should not be ignored. Here, just previous five years data are used to determine the above factors.

Theory Study and Application of the BP-ANN Method for Power Grid Short-Term Load Forecasting

Aiming at the low accuracy problem of power system short-term load forecasting by traditional methods, a back-propagation artificial neural network （BP-ANN） based method for short-term load forecasting is presented in this paper. The forecast points are related to prophase adjacent data as well as the periodical long-term historical load data. Then the short-term load forecasting model of Shanxi Power Grid （China） based on BP-ANN method and correlation analysis is established. The simulation model matches well with practical power system load, indicating the BP-ANN method is simple and with higher precision and practicality.

Forecasting of Short-term Load based on LMD and BBO-RBF Model

Short-term load forecasting is a basis of power system dispatching and operation. In order to improve the short term power load precision, a novel approach for short-term load forecasting is presented based on local mean decomposition (LMD) and the radial basis function neural network method (RBFNN). Firstly, the decomposition of LMD method based on characteristics of load data then the decomposed data are respectively predicted by using the RBF network model and predicted by using the BBO-RBF network model. The simulation results show that the RBF network model optimized by using BBO algorithm is optimized in error performance index, and the prediction accuracy is higher and more effective.

Short-term load forecasting based on fuzzy neural network

The fuzzy neural network is applied to the short-term load forecasting. The fuzzy rules and fuzzy membership functions of the network are obtained through fuzzy neural network learming. Three inference algorithms, i.e. themultiplicative inference, the maximum inference and the minimum inference, are used for comparison. The learningalgorithms corresponding to the inference methods are derived from back-propagation algorithm. To validate the fuzzyneural network model, the network is used to Predict short-term load by compaing the network output against the realload data from a local power system supplying electricity to a large steel manufacturer. The experimental results aresatisfactory.

Short-Term Load Forecasting Using Soft Computing Techniques

Electric load forecasting is essential for developing a power supply strategy to improve the reliability of the ac power line data network and provide optimal load scheduling for developing countries where the demand is increased with high growth rate. In this paper, a short-term load forecasting realized by a generalized neuron–wavelet method is proposed. The proposed method consists of wavelet transform and soft computing technique. The wavelet transform splits up load time series into coarse and detail components to be the features for soft computing techniques using Generalized Neurons Network (GNN). The soft computing techniques forecast each component separately. The modified GNN performs better than the traditional GNN. At the end all forecasted components is summed up to produce final forecasting load.

Short-Term Load Forecasting Using Radial Basis Function Neural Network

An accurate short-term forecasting method for load of electric power system can help the electric power system’s operator to reduce the risk of unreliability of electricity supply. This paper proposed a radial basis function (RBF) neural network method to forecast the short-term load of electric power system. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method, the method is tested on the practical load data information of the Tai power system. The good agreements between the realistic values and forecasting values are obtained;the numerical results show that the proposed forecasting method is accurate and reliable.

Improved Short Term Energy Load Forecasting Using Web-Based Social Networks

In this article, we are initiating the hypothesis that improvements in short term energy load forecasting may rely on inclusion of data from new information sources generated outside the power grid and weather related systems. Other relevant domains of data include scheduled activities on a grid, large events and conventions in the area, equipment duty cycle schedule, data from call centers, real-time traffic, Facebook, Twitter, and other social networks feeds, and variety of city or region websites. All these distributed data sources pose information collection, integration and analysis challenges. Our approach is concentrated on complex non-cyclic events detection where detected events have a human crowd magnitude that is influencing power requirements. The proposed methodology deals with computation, transformation, modeling, and patterns detection over large volumes of partially ordered, internet based streaming multimedia signals or text messages. We are claiming that traditional approaches can be complemented and enhanced by new streaming data inclusion and analyses, where complex event detection combined with Webbased technologies improves short term load forecasting. Some preliminary experimental results, using Gowalla social network dataset, confirmed our hypothesis as a proof-of-concept, and they paved the way for further improvements by giving new dimensions of short term load forecasting process in a smart grid.

Short Term Electric Load Prediction by Incorporation of Kernel into Features Extraction Regression Technique

Accurate load prediction plays an important role in smart power management system, either for planning, facing the increasing of load demand, maintenance issues, or power distribution system. In order to achieve a reasonable prediction, authors have applied and compared two features extraction technique presented by kernel partial least square regression and kernel principal component regression, and both of them are carried out by polynomial and Gaussian kernels to map the original features’ to high dimension features’ space, and then draw new predictor variables known as scores and loadings, while kernel principal component regression draws the predictor features to construct new predictor variables without any consideration to response vector. In contrast, kernel partial least square regression does take the response vector into consideration. Models are simulated by three different cities’ electric load data, which used historical load data in addition to weekends and holidays as common predictor features for all models. On the other hand temperature has been used for only one data as a comparative study to measure its effect. Models’ results evaluated by three statistic measurements, show that Gaussian Kernel Partial Least Square Regression offers the more powerful features and significantly can improve the load prediction performance than other presented models.

Short-Term Electricity Price Forecasting Using a Combination of Neural Networks and Fuzzy Inference

This paper presents an artificial neural network, ANN, based approach for estimating short-term wholesale electricity prices using past price and demand data. The objective is to utilize the piecewise continuous na-ture of electricity prices on the time domain by clustering the input data into time ranges where the variation trends are maintained. Due to the imprecise nature of cluster boundaries a fuzzy inference technique is em-ployed to handle data that lies at the intersections. As a necessary step in forecasting prices the anticipated electricity demand at the target time is estimated first using a separate ANN. The Australian New-South Wales electricity market data was used to test the system. The developed system shows considerable im-provement in performance compared with approaches that regard price data as a single continuous time se-ries, achieving MAPE of less than 2% for hours with steady prices and 8% for the clusters covering time pe-riods with price spikes.

基于CNN-SAEDN-Res的短期电力负荷预测方法

基于深度学习的序列模型难以处理混有非时序因素的负荷数据,这导致预测精度不足。提出一种基于卷积神经网络(CNN)、自注意力编码解码网络(SAEDN)和残差优化(Res)的短期电力负荷预测方法。特征提取模块由二维卷积神经网络组成,用于挖掘数据间的局部相关性,获取高维特征。初始负荷预测模块由自注意力编码解码网络和前馈神经网络构成,利用自注意力机制对高维特征进行自注意力编码,获取数据间的全局相关性,从而模型能根据数据间的耦合关系保留混有非时序因素数据中的重要信息,通过解码模块进行自注意力解码,并利用前馈神经网络回归初始负荷。引入残差机制构建负荷优化模块,生成负荷残差,优化初始负荷。算例结果表明,所提方法在预测精度和预测稳定性方面具有优势。

基于多维气象信息时空融合和MPA-VMD的短期电力负荷组合预测模型

为提高电力负荷预测精度,需考虑区域内不同地区多维气象信息对电力负荷影响的差异性。在空间维度上,提出多维气象信息时空融合的方法,利用Copula理论将多座气象站的风速、降雨量、温度、日照强度等气象信息与电力负荷进行非线性耦合分析并实现时空融合。在时间维度上,采用海洋捕食者算法(MPA)实现变分模态分解(VMD)核心参数的自动寻优,并采用加权排列熵构造MPA-VMD适应度函数,实现负荷序列的自适应分解。通过将时间维度各分量与空间维度各气象信息进行融合构造长短期记忆(LSTM)网络模型与海洋捕食者算法-最小二乘支持向量机(MPA-LSSVM)模型的输入集,得到各分量预测结果,根据评价指标选择各分量对应的预测模型,重构得到整体预测结果。算例分析结果表明,所提预测模型优于传统预测模型,有效提高了电力负荷预测精度。

一种时频尺度下的多元短期电力负荷组合预测方法

随机因素的增加导致电力负荷数据成分日渐复杂,使短期负荷预测的难度逐渐增大。针对该问题,提出一种时频尺度下的时间卷积网络与多元线性回归相融合的组合预测模型。利用自适应噪声完备集合经验模态分解(complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition with adaptive noise,CEEMDAN)在时频域上将负荷数据分解为若干个频率特征不同的本征模态分量,在模糊熵准则下聚类为随机项和趋势项。采用皮尔逊系数从诸多影响因素中筛选出与电力负荷高度相关的特征,鉴于小时间尺度分析更易于挖掘局部细节特征,分别构建了随机项与趋势项的细颗粒度特征集。利用具有强非线性处理能力的时间卷积网络(temporal convolutional network,TCN)去预测随机项,利用结构简单及线性拟合效果好的多元线性回归(multiplelinearregression,MLR)去预测趋势项,将二者的预测结果进行叠加重构后获得最终预测值。在新加坡和比利时两组数据集上的实验结果证明:所提模型具有较高的预测精度、较好的泛化性能及鲁棒性。

基于改进金豺算法的短期负荷预测

针对电力负荷序列波动性和预测精度不高的问题,提出一种基于变分模态分解、排列熵和改进金豺算法优化双向长短期记忆网络的预测模型。首先,利用变分模态分解重构原始负荷序列,再采用排列熵理论对分解后的子序列进行熵值重组;然后,利用改进金豺算法对双向长短期记忆网络的参数进行优化,并对每个子序列建立预测模型;最后,组合各模型结果得到最终预测值。实验结果表明,本文模型预测精度更高,与真实值拟合度更好。

基于二次分解双向门控单元新型电力系统超短期负荷预测

在新型电力系统中,电力负荷随机性和波动性较强,现有预测方法难以对其实现高精度预测。为此,提出一种基于二次分解和双向门控循环单元的超短期负荷预测模型。首先,针对电力负荷的强随机性和强波动性,利用自适应噪声完备经验模态分解对电力负荷历史序列进行初步分解,使负荷序列更加平稳。随后,对初步分解得到的强非平稳分量运用连续变分模态分解进行二次分解,降低其预测难度。最后,为充分学习电力负荷的时序特征,在预测过程构建基于双向门控循环单元的超短期电力负荷预测模型。实验结果表明,该模型相较于现有优秀预测模型有更高的预测精度。

一种采用记忆神经网络和曲线形状修正的负荷预测方法

针对分布式电源和新型负荷容量累积造成负荷影响因素多元化和不确定性特性增强的问题,文中提出一种采用记忆神经网络和曲线形状修正的负荷预测方法。在负荷峰值预测中,采用最大信息系数计算负荷峰值与影响因素的非线性相关性,实现对输入特征的筛选;综合考虑负荷峰值序列的长短期自相关性和输入特征与负荷峰值的不同程度相关性,结合Attention机制和双向长短时记忆(bidirectional long short-term memory,BiLSTM)神经网络建立负荷峰值预测模型。在负荷标幺曲线预测中,通过误差倒数法组合相似日和相邻日,建立负荷标幺曲线预测模型;针对预测偏差的非平稳特征,利用自适应噪声的完全集成经验模态分解和BiLSTM网络建立误差预测模型,对曲线形状进行修正。应用中国北方某城市的区域电网负荷数据为算例,验证了所提模型的有效性。

基于VMD-改进最优加权法的短期负荷变权组合预测策略

为提升短期电力负荷预测精度,提出了一种变权组合预测策略。首先,为了降低负荷数据的不平稳度,使用变分模态分解(variational mode decomposition,VMD)将负荷数据分解成了高频、低频、残差3种特征模态分量。其次,充分计及负荷数据的时序特点,参考指数加权法原理设计自适应误差重要性量化函数,并结合组合模型在时间窗口内的历史负荷数据的均方预测误差设计改进最优加权法的目标函数和约束条件,以完成子模型的准确变权。最后,针对波动较强的高频分量选定极端梯度提升(XGBoost)和卷积神经网络-长短期记忆(CNN-LSTM)模型并使用改进最优加权法进行组合预测、低频分量使用多元线性回归(MLR)模型预测、残差分量使用LSTM模型预测,叠加各模态分量的预测结果,实现了短期负荷数据的准确预测。实验结果表明,使用策略组合模型的平均绝对百分比误差为4.18%。与使用传统组合策略的组合模型相比,平均绝对百分比预测误差平均降低了0.87%。

基于CNN-BiGRU-Attention的短期电力负荷预测

针对目前电力负荷数据随机性强,影响因素复杂,传统单一预测模型精度低的问题,结合卷积神经网络(Convolutional neural network,CNN)、双向门控循环单元(Bi-directional gated recurrent unit,BiGRU)以及注意力机制(Attention)在短期电力负荷预测上的不同优点,提出一种基于CNN-BiGRU-Attention的混合预测模型。该方法首先通过CNN对历史负荷和气象数据进行初步特征提取,然后利用BiGRU进一步挖掘特征数据间时序关联,再引入注意力机制,对BiGRU输出状态给与不同权重,强化关键特征,最后完成负荷预测。试验结果表明,该模型的平均绝对百分比误差(Mean absolute percentage error,MAPE)、均方根误差(Root mean square error,RMSE)、判定系数(R-square,R~2)分别为0.167%、0.057%、0.993,三项指标明显优于其他模型,具有更高的预测精度和稳定性,验证了模型在短期负荷预测中的优势。

基于集群辨识和卷积神经网络-双向长短期记忆-时序模式注意力机制的区域级短期负荷预测

为了解决区域级短期电力负荷预测时输入特征过多和负荷时序性较强的问题,提出一种基于集群辨识和卷积神经网络(convolutional neural networks,CNN)-双向长短期记忆网络(bi-directional long short-term memory,BiLSTM)-时序模式注意力机制(temporal pattern attention,TPA)的预测方法。首先,将用电模式和天气作为影响因素,基于二阶聚类算法对区域内的负荷节点进行集群辨识,再从每个集群中挑选代表特征作为深度学习模型的输入,这样既能减少输入特征维度,降低计算复杂度,又能综合考虑预测区域的整体特征,提升预测精度。然后,针对区域电力负荷时序性的特点,用CNN-BiLSTM-TPA模型完成训练和预测,该模型能提取输入数据的双向信息生成隐状态矩阵,并对隐状态矩阵的重要特征加权,从多时间步上捕获双向时序信息用于预测。最后,在美国加利福尼亚州实例上分析验证了所提方法的有效性。