4.6 Article

A Novel Efficient DLUBE Model Constructed by Error Interval Coefficients for Clustered Wind Power Prediction

Journal

IEEE ACCESS
Volume 9, Issue -, Pages 61739-61751

Publisher

IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/ACCESS.2021.3073995

Keywords

Predictive models; Wind power generation; Training; Prediction algorithms; Upper bound; Logic gates; Artificial neural networks; Gated recurrent unit; lower upper bound estimation; clustered wind power prediction; devised loss functions; error interval coefficients

Funding

  1. National Key Research and Development Program of China (Technology and application of wind power/photovoltaic power prediction for promoting renewable energy consumption) [2018YFB0904200]
  2. Complement Science and Technology Program (Research on short term wind power prediction technology of wind farm clusters based on deep learning methods) of Inner Mongolia Power (Group) Company Ltd. [DUKZZZ-YBHT-2019-JSC0405-0085]

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A novel lower upper bound estimation model based on the gated recurrent unit was proposed for clustered wind power forecasting. The model directly realizes interval prediction and introduces an unsupervised learning strategy to construct error interval coefficients. Additionally, loss functions related to the characteristics of the prediction interval are designed and an effective gradient descent algorithm is adopted to optimize the model.
Interval prediction is essential to improve the scheduling and planning of wind power systems. In this study, a novel lower upper bound estimation model based on the gated recurrent unit was proposed for the clustered wind power forecasting. Different from existing research, the proposed model directly realizes interval prediction based on the point prediction results and the corresponding error interval coefficients, and an unsupervised learning strategy is introduced to construct the error interval coefficients. In addition, loss functions related to the characteristics of the prediction interval are designed, and an effective gradient descent algorithm is adopted to optimize the entire model. In the comparative experiments, two clustered data were collected as experimental data, and seven representative models were selected as benchmark models, which fully proved the superiority of the proposed model.

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