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A Short-Term Load Forecasting Model of LSTM Neural Network considering Demand Response

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  • Xifeng Guo
  • Qiannan Zhao
  • Shoujin Wang
  • Dan Shan
  • Wei Gong
  • Qiuye Sun

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As one of the key technologies for accelerating the construction of the ubiquitous Internet of Things, demand response (DR) not only guides users to participate in power market operations but also increases the randomness of grid operations and the difficulty of load forecasting. In order to solve the problem of rough feature engineering processing and low prediction accuracy, a short-term load forecasting model of LSTM neural network considering demand response is proposed. First of all, in view of the strong randomness and complexity of input features, the weighted method is used to process multiple input features to strengthen the contribution of effective features and tap the potential value of features. Secondly, an improved genetic algorithm (IGA) is used to obtain the best LSTM parameters; finally, the special gate structure of the LSTM model is used to selectively control the influence of input variables on the model parameters and perform load forecasting. The experimental results show that the research has high prediction accuracy and application value and provides a new way for the development of power load forecasting.

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  • Xifeng Guo & Qiannan Zhao & Shoujin Wang & Dan Shan & Wei Gong & Qiuye Sun, 2021. "A Short-Term Load Forecasting Model of LSTM Neural Network considering Demand Response," Complexity, Hindawi, vol. 2021, pages 1-7, April.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:complx:5571539
    DOI: 10.1155/2021/5571539
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