Title :
Regression based peak load forecasting using a transformation technique
Author :
Haida, Takeshi ; Muto, Shoichi
Author_Institution :
Comput. & Commun. Res. Center, Tokyo Electr. Power Co. Inc., Japan
fDate :
11/1/1994 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
This paper presents a regression based daily peak load forecasting method with a transformation technique. In order to forecast the load precisely through a year, one should consider seasonal load change, annual load growth and the latest daily load change. To deal with these characteristics in the load forecasting, a transformation technique is presented. This technique consists of a transformation function with translation and reflection methods. The transformation function is estimated with the previous year´s data points, in order that the function converts the data points into a set of new data points with preservation of the shape of temperature-load relationships in the previous year. Then, the function is slightly translated so that the transformed data points will fit the shape of temperature-load relationships in the year. Finally, multivariate regression analysis, with the latest daily loads and weather observations, estimates the forecasting model. Large forecasting errors caused by the weather-load nonlinear characteristic in the transitional seasons such as spring and fall are reduced. Performance of the technique which is verified with simulations on actual load data of Tokyo Electric Power Company is also described
Keywords :
load forecasting; power system analysis computing; statistical analysis; Tokyo Electric Power Company; annual load growth; autumn; daily load change; daily peak load forecasting method; fall; forecasting errors; multivariate regression analysis; reflection method; regression based peak load forecasting; seasonal load change; simulations; spring; temperature-load relationships; transformation function; transformation technique; transformed data points; transitional seasons; translation method; weather observations; weather-load nonlinear characteristic; Casting; Load forecasting; Load modeling; Multivariate regression; Neural networks; Predictive models; Reflection; Shape; Springs; Weather forecasting;
Journal_Title :
Power Systems, IEEE Transactions on