2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.epsr.2005.06.010
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Medium term system load forecasting with a dynamic artificial neural network model

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“…Ref. [30] proposed a dynamic ANN, called DAN2, which is based on the principle of self-learning at each layer till the desired network performance criteria is reached, and thereby deciding the architecture of neural network.…”
Section: Definition References For Mtlf and Ltlf Are Elaborated In Dmentioning
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“…Ref. [30] proposed a dynamic ANN, called DAN2, which is based on the principle of self-learning at each layer till the desired network performance criteria is reached, and thereby deciding the architecture of neural network.…”
Section: Definition References For Mtlf and Ltlf Are Elaborated In Dmentioning
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“…In this time-frame, MTLF also contributes towards allocation of available resources and development of other infrastructure elements that is feasible during mid-term horizon [62]. An example is improving the congestion management in transmission grids, thereby improving overall system efficiency and cost of energy for consumer [30]. Added advantage with accurate MTLF is that deregulated firms can utilise the required information to guide the improvement of their transmission grid as well as distribution system.…”
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“…Historical load inputs and meteorological data such as monthly maximum temperature, minimum temperature are used in [35][36][37] and [39,40]. Economic variables are also included in [38].…”
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