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Table6.Sensitivityanalysies resultsofdifferenthyper-parameters.
Metrics TheNumberofSalpPopulations inMOSSA
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
CP 95.21 95.32 97.01 96.66 98.69 98.33 98.50 97.85 97.46 98.10
PINAW 17.34 17.63 13.52 13.89 13.10 13.02 13.64 14.05 13.82 13.72
PINRW 18.28 18.05 14.18 14.35 13.84 13.75 14.36 14.92 14.67 14.53
Time(s) 425 452 472 524 548 593 668 734 869 10.45
Metrics TheInitialThresholdofParameters
[−0.5,0.5] [−1,1] [−2,2] [−3,3] [−5,5]
CP 97.65 98.84 99.00 98.26 96.89
PINAW 14.36 12.82 12.80 13.12 13.68
PINRW 15.32 13.46 13.42 13.94 14.36
Time(s) 433 450 461 453 484
5.3. ConsistencyAnalysis
In this section, inorder toverify theconsistencyofourproposedmodel,newdatasets involving
latestdatesare introduced. Inaddition, severalbasic comparedmodels including longshort-term
memory (LSTM)networks, functionfittingneural networks (FITNET), and least squares support
vectormachine (LSSVM)whichhavebeenprovedtoprovidegoodresults forSTLFareemployedto
verify theadvantagesof theproposedmodel.
WechoseNSWandVICrandomlyasexamples. Thenewdatasetsarecollectedfrom1January
20180:30amto30May20180:00amand the totalnumberof samples is 7152. The samples in the
secondquarter inNSWandthefourthquarter inVICarechosenascompareddatasets.Accordingto
theresultsshowninTable7, theproposedmodelalsohasagoodperformanceonthenewdatasets.
TheCP is almost 90%,whichmeans the predicted interval can cover 90% target loadvalue. The
consistencyof theproposedcanbeguaranteed,andthechangeof thedatesofdatasetwillnot risk
alteringthefinalconclusion.
Consideringdifferentbasicmodels forSTLF,wechose threewidelyusedartificial intelligence
models (LSTM,FITNET,andLSSVM)ascomparators toverify thesuperiority.AsshowninTable7,
theproposedmodelsprovidea largerCPandsmallerPINAWcomparedwith theother threemodels.
Inparticular,LSTMrevealsdesirednarrowerPINAWandPINRW,but theCPsarenot satisfactory.
Moreover, theproposedmodeloutperformedthanotherbasicmodelsinAWD.Therefore, theproposed
approachhaveadistinctadvantage in theperformanceofshort-termpower loadinterval forecasting.
It isable toprovideasatisfactoryCPandrestrict the intervalwidthat thesametime,which is themost
importantaspectof superiorityof theproposedmodel.
Table7.Consistencyanalysis resultsof somebasicmodelsandnewdatasets.
Models NSW-2018-NEW VIC-2018-NEW
CP PINAW PINRW AWD Time(s) CP PINAW PINRW AWD Time(s)
Proposed 89.58 15.51 16.58 0.023 593.29 89.08 11.50 12.66 0.065 564.55
LSSVM 78.67 15.95 17.64 0.677 495.32 86.67 12.16 13.01 0.026 486.85
FITNET 72.08 16.25 17.24 0.043 405.52 74.33 11.66 12.95 0.087 300.72
LSTM 44.00 5.47 5.92 0.382 1199.04 59.83 5.28 5.79 0.250 947.78
Models NSW-2017-2Q VIC-2017-4Q
CP PINAW PINRW AWD Time(s) CP PINAW PINRW AWD Time(s)
Proposed 100.00 16.27 16.66 0.000 543.20 82.08 6.90 7.78 0.001 526.39
LSSVM 94.42 16.67 17.12 0.038 409.24 71.58 7.60 10.59 0.097 435.50
FITNET 94.33 15.83 17.29 0.012 402.12 74.33 7.88 8.94 0.076 504.31
LSTM 70.67 6.01 6.37 0.101 753.60 65.33 3.10 3.55 0.248 732.21
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Short-Term Load Forecasting by Artificial Intelligent Technologies
- Title
- Short-Term Load Forecasting by Artificial Intelligent Technologies
- Authors
- Wei-Chiang Hong
- Ming-Wei Li
- Guo-Feng Fan
- Editor
- MDPI
- Location
- Basel
- Date
- 2019
- Language
- English
- License
- CC BY 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-03897-583-0
- Size
- 17.0 x 24.4 cm
- Pages
- 448
- Keywords
- Scheduling Problems in Logistics, Transport, Timetabling, Sports, Healthcare, Engineering, Energy Management
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