2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.renene.2022.09.114
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A combined short-term wind speed forecasting model based on CNN–RNN and linear regression optimization considering error

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“…Movement phase: according to the DLH strategy, the updated position of wolf U v (h) is calculated by the equation (18). Simultaneously generates another candidate location U I−GWO (h + 1) for wolf U v (h).…”
Section: ) Kurtosis Difference Coefficient Index (Kdci)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Movement phase: according to the DLH strategy, the updated position of wolf U v (h) is calculated by the equation (18). Simultaneously generates another candidate location U I−GWO (h + 1) for wolf U v (h).…”
Section: ) Kurtosis Difference Coefficient Index (Kdci)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When the neighborhood of U v (h) is constructed, multineighborhood location learning can be performed by equation (18), where the tth dimension U I−DLH,t (h + 1) is obtained by the computing of a randomly selected domain M v (h) from U m, t (h), and a randomly selected U r, t (h) from Pop.…”
Section: ) Kurtosis Difference Coefficient Index (Kdci)mentioning
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“…Convolutional neural networks can be divided into 1D CNNs [38], 2D CNNs [39], and 3D CNNs. The CNN performs feature extraction on input data through operations such as convolution, activation functions, and pooling [40,41]. Compared to the 1D CNN and 2D CNN, the convolution kernel of the 3D CNN not only slides in the spatial dimension but also in the temporal dimension (Figure 1).…”
Section: Three-dimensional Convolutional Neural Networkmentioning
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“…The methods and comparison methods used in this paper. Such as generalized regression neural network (GRNN) model, short‐term memory neural network LSTM, 23 support vector regression SVR, 24 cyclic neural network RNN, 25 RNN‐CNN neural network fusion algorithm, 26 generative adversarial networks (GAN) 27 Neural Architecture Search (NAS) 28 and other modern intelligent algorithms, are some of the most commonly used forecasting methods. These methods are based on more perfect theoretical knowledge and more developed science and technology innovation.…”
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