2017 Chinese Automation Congress (CAC) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/cac.2017.8242744
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Short-term CHP heat load forecast method based on concatenated LSTMs

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“…It effectively alleviates over-fitting by reducing the parameters between layers. According to the conclusion from the literature [24], the computationally efficient max pooling showed better results than other candidates, including average pooling and min pooling. The MaxPooling1D layer resizes it spatially and operates on every depth slice of the data.…”
Section: Conv1d Layer and Maxpooling1d Layermentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…It effectively alleviates over-fitting by reducing the parameters between layers. According to the conclusion from the literature [24], the computationally efficient max pooling showed better results than other candidates, including average pooling and min pooling. The MaxPooling1D layer resizes it spatially and operates on every depth slice of the data.…”
Section: Conv1d Layer and Maxpooling1d Layermentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Indeed, the LSTM is good at dealing with time series with long time spans, which is suitable for forecasting short-time loads. Kuan Lu et al proposed a concatenated LSTM architecture for forecasting heating loads [24]. In order to solve the forecasting problem for the strong fluctuating household load, Weicong Kong et al improved the household prediction framework with automatic hyper parameter tuning based on LSTM network [14].…”
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“…By extracting the characteristics of the time series, the uncertainty of the model was reduced, and it was shown that the thermal load can be more effectively predicted in the long run. Kuan et al [17] used CHP's climate and heat load data in Shandong, China, to compare and compare existing LSTM (long short-term memory) techniques with high-density layers for two LSTM models. It showed that it converged to the optimal solution before LSTM.…”
Section: Deep Learning Applications In District Heating Systemsmentioning
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“…In this study, we propose a heat production planning algorithm applying the deep learning technique, which has been successfully applied to various prediction and pattern recognition problems in real world applications [15][16][17][18][19][20][21]. The deep learning is a technique that learns patterns in the large-scale data that has both input and output values for a given problem and derives appropriate results according to the situation.…”
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confidence: 99%