2015
DOI: 10.1063/1.4915865
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Support vector machine for day ahead electricity price forecasting

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“…Some shortcomings exist in AI models as well. For example, from [8], it can be seen that when neural network and fuzzy logic models were used in electricity markets' forecasts they experienced generalization problems and proved to be unsuitable for unseen data. But fortunately, other AI-based approaches such as support vector machines (SVMs), can help in such cases by reducing the model complexities.…”
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“…Some shortcomings exist in AI models as well. For example, from [8], it can be seen that when neural network and fuzzy logic models were used in electricity markets' forecasts they experienced generalization problems and proved to be unsuitable for unseen data. But fortunately, other AI-based approaches such as support vector machines (SVMs), can help in such cases by reducing the model complexities.…”
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“…But fortunately, other AI-based approaches such as support vector machines (SVMs), can help in such cases by reducing the model complexities. In [8], [31] a smaller training data for price forecasts using SVM helped to resolve the drawbacks of neural networks. In this section, applications of AI-based methods in EBMs are investigated for different roles.…”
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“…However, since ASMs are relatively new as compared to dayahead spot markets, their forecast literature is scarce. AI-based models have been extensively used to forecast prices of various other markets in the electricity sector such as day-ahead market and balancing markets [63][64][65], however, ASMs have not been targeted. Moreover, since ASs products in different regions of the world are diverse and ASMs have unique market requirements in contrast to the energy markets, econometrics research in this direction is also scarce.…”
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