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    Short-Term Load Forecasting

    In Electricity Market

    N. M. PindoriyaPh. D. Student (EE)

    Acknowledge:Dr. S. N. Singh (EE)

    Dr. S. K. Singh (IIM-L)

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    TALK OUTLINE

    Importance of STLF

    Approaches to STLF

    Wavelet Neural Network (WNN)

    Case Study and Forecasting Results

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    Introduction

    Electricity Market (Power Industry Restructuring)

    Objective:Competition & costumers choice

    Trading Instruments:

    1) The pool2) Bilateral Contract

    3) Multilateral contract Energy Markets:

    1) Day-Ahead (Forward) Market

    2) Hour-Ahead market

    3) Real-Time (Spot) Market

    REACH Symposium 2008 1

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    REACH Symposium 2008 2

    (one hour to a week)

    Types of Load Forecasting

    Load Forecasting

    Short-Term Medium-Term

    (a month up to a year)

    Long-Term

    (over one year)

    In electricity markets, the load has to be predicted with thehighest possible precision in different time horizons.

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    Importance of STLF

    STLF

    System Operator Economic load dispatch

    Hydro-thermal coordination

    System security assessment

    Unit commitment

    Strategicbidding

    Cost effective-risk

    management

    Generators

    LSE

    Load scheduling

    Optimal bidding

    REACH Symposium 2008 3

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    Input data sources for STLF

    STLF

    Historical Load &

    weather data

    Real time

    data baseWeather

    Forecast

    Informationdisplay

    Measured load

    EMS

    REACH Symposium 2008 4

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    Approaches to STLF

    Hard computingtechniques

    Multiple linear regression,

    Time series (AR, MA, ARIMA, etc.)

    State space and kalman filter.

    Limited abilities to capture non-linear and non-stationary

    characteristics of the hourly load series.

    REACH Symposium 2008 5

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    Soft computing techniques

    Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs),

    Fuzzy logic (FL), ANFIS, SVM, etc

    Hybrid approach like Wavelet-based ANN

    Approaches to STLF

    REACH Symposium 2008 6

    ANNData

    Input

    Wavelet

    DecompositionPredicted

    Output

    ANN

    Wavelet

    Reconstruction

    ANN

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    Wavelet Neural Network

    REACH Symposium 2008 7

    WNN combines the time-frequency localization characteristic

    of wavelet and learning ability of ANN into a single unit.

    Adaptive WNN Fixed grid WNN

    Activation function (CWT) Activation function (DWT)

    Wavelet parameters andweights are optimized during

    training

    Wavelet parameters arepredefined and only weights

    are optimized

    WNN

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    Adaptive Wavelet Neural Network (AWNN)

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    Input

    Layer

    Wavelet

    Layer

    Output

    Layer

    w1

    w2

    wm

    v1

    v2

    Product

    Layer

    j

    ij

    x1

    xn

    1 1

    m n

    j j i i

    j i

    y w v x g

    g

    BP training algorithm has been

    used for training of the networks.

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    -8 -6 -4 -2 0 2 4 6 8

    -0.5

    0

    0.5

    1

    (x)

    x

    t = 0

    t = 1

    t = 2

    -8 -6 -4 -2 0 2 4 6 8

    -0.5

    0

    0.5

    1

    (x)

    x

    a = 2

    a = 1

    a = 0.5

    Mexican hat wavelet (a) Translated (b) Dilated

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    Case study

    Seasons Winter Summer

    Historical hourly

    load data (Training)Jan. 2 Feb. 18 July 3 Aug. 19

    Testweeks

    Feb. 19 Feb. 25 Aug. 20 Aug. 26

    California Electricity Market, Year 2007

    Data sets for Training and Testing

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    Case study

    0 24 48 72 96 120 144 168 192-0.4

    -0.2

    0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    Lag

    Sample

    Autocorrelation

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    Selection of input variables

    The hourly load series exhibits multiple seasonal patterns

    corresponding to daily and weekly seasonality.

    1 168 336 504 672 74420

    25

    30

    35

    Hours

    L

    oad(GW)

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    Case study

    Hourly load

    Trend

    Daily and weekly

    Seasonality

    Temperature Exogenous variable

    1 2 3, ,h h hL L L

    Input variables to be used to forecast the loadLh at hour h,

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    23 24 48 72 96

    120 144 168 169 192

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    , , , ,

    h h h h h

    h h h h h

    L L L L L

    L L L L L

    1 2 3, ,h h hT T T

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    REACH Symposium 2008 12

    Case study

    10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 1000

    0.05

    0.1

    0.15

    0.2

    0.25

    No.of iterations

    mse

    AWNN

    ANN

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    Case study

    Winter test week

    0 24 48 72 96 120 144 168

    30

    22

    24

    26

    28

    30

    32

    Hours

    Load(GW)

    Actual

    ANN

    CAISO

    AWNN

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    WMAPE Weekly variance (10-4) R-Squared error

    CAISO ANN AWNN CAISO ANN AWNN CAISO ANN AWNN

    Winter 1.774 1.849 0.825 2.429 3.220 0.713 0.9697 0.9540 0.9917

    Summer 1.358 1.252 0.799 2.115 1.109 0.369 0.9889 0.9923 0.9975

    Average 1.566 1.551 0.812 2.272 2.164 0.541 0.9793 0.9732 0.9946

    REACH Symposium 2008 15

    Case study

    Statistical error measures

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    Thank you