ANN based Short-Term Load Curve Forecasting
Keywords:
artificial neural networks, short-term load forecasting, articial intelligence, load curveAbstract
A software tool developed in Matlab for short-term load forecasting (STLF) is presented. Different forecasting methods such as artificial neural networks, multiple linear regression, curve fitting have been integrated into a stand-alone application with a graphical user interface. Real power consumption data have been used. They have been provided by the branches of the distribution system operator from the Southern-Western part of the Romanian Power System. This paper is an extended variant of [4].References
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