Deep learning approach to power demand forecasting in Polish power system

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The paper presents a new approach to predicting the 24-h electricity power demand in the Polish Power System (PPS, or Krajowy System Elektroenergetyczny—KSE) using the deep learning approach. The prediction system uses a deep multilayer autoencoder to generate diagnostic features and an ensemble of two neural networks: Multilayer perceptron and radial basis function network and support vector machine in regression model, for final 24-h forecast one-week advance. The period of the data that is the subject of the experiments is 2014–2019, which has been divided into two parts: Learning data (2014–2018), and test data (2019). The numerical experiments have shown the advantage of deep learning over classical approaches of neural networks for the problem of power demand prediction.

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Ciechulski, T., & Osowski, S. (2020). Deep learning approach to power demand forecasting in Polish power system. Energies, 13(22). https://doi.org/10.3390/en13226154

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