2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.scs.2020.102311
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A similarity based hybrid GWO-SVM method of power system load forecasting for regional special event days in anomalous load situations in Assam, India

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“…erefore, the training efficiency of LSTM may be low. In [21], a SVM method based on gray wolf optimization is proposed to forecast the load demands. However, SVM method needs continuous data samples, and its classification performance may not be satisfactory when the training data size is too large.…”
Section: Forecasting Methods Based On Artificial Intelligencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…erefore, the training efficiency of LSTM may be low. In [21], a SVM method based on gray wolf optimization is proposed to forecast the load demands. However, SVM method needs continuous data samples, and its classification performance may not be satisfactory when the training data size is too large.…”
Section: Forecasting Methods Based On Artificial Intelligencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [62], GWO and GA were hybridized and used to solve the SCOS problem. Hybrid GWO-SVM proposed in [63] to enhance the accuracy in (PSLF) for (RSEDs). Also, GWO has been hybridized with many other methods such as hybrid GWO-SCA for optimization problems [64], GWO-ABC to enhance the premature convergence, and hybrid DE-GWO [65].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
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“…Among them, the medium-and long-term electricity consumption forecast in the power industry is the basis for achieving low-carbon power planning and evaluation, which can help the power system achieve economic and low-carbon goals. Statistics in References [1][2][3][4] show that, for every 1% reduction in the error of electricity consumption forecast, the annual operating cost of the power system will be reduced by 10 million pounds. Thus, how to improve the accuracy of power consumption prediction has always been a popular issue for researchers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…It is in line with the current development trend of power consumption forecasting but lacks quantitative empirical analysis. Besides, the medium-and long-term power demand forecasting still has the following problems: (1) the short length of historical data series leads to insufficient data samples, (2) it is difficult to improve the prediction accuracy; (3) and the economic development and climate conditions of different regions are not the same, leading to the prediction method not having a wide range of adaptability.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%