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Academic Journal of Computing & Information Science, 2018, 1(1); doi: 10.25236/AJCIS.010005.

The Investigation of Application of Machine Learning into Multi-Level Network Load Forecasting

Author(s)

Yang Haolin

Corresponding Author:
Yang Haolin
Affiliation(s)

George Washington University, USA

Abstract

In this report, three different deep learning al- gorithms: RNN, RGU and CNN are applied for time series forecasting into the distributed level system. The necessary dataset cleaning is to make sure the failure outcome due to the raw data. To determine the best methods for each network load level, the machine learning models are also compared with the MSE and MAPE of nave forecasting model to verify its feasibility. With the enhancement of the sum customer loads, the forecasting result become better and accuracy.

Keywords

Smartgrid ; RNN ; CNN ; RGU; Naive Forecasting

Cite This Paper

Yang Haolin. The Investigation of Application of Machine Learning into Multi-Level Network Load Forecasting. Academic Journal of Computing & Information Science (2018) Vol. 1: 36-52.

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