Abstract
Due to the intermittent, fluctuating and random characteristics of wind system, the output of wind power will become unstable with the change of wind, which brings severe challenges to the safe and stable operation of the power system. An effective way to solve this problem is to accurately forecast the wind speed. This paper presents a novel wind speed combination forecasting model based on decomposition. The innovation of the forecasting model is as follows. (a) In view of the unstable characteristics of wind speed, variational mode decomposition algorithm is introduced to decompose the historical wind speed data to obtain a series of stable components with different frequencies. (b) Echo state network with good forecasting ability is selected as the forecasting model of each component. (c) To solve the problem that the forecasting performance of echo state network is greatly affected by the parameters of the reservoir, an improved whale optimization algorithm is proposed to optimize these parameters. The optimized echo state network improves the forecasting effect. (d) The final forecasting results are obtained by adding the forecasting values of each component. (e) The performance of the developed forecasting model is verified by using two actual collected data sets of ultra-short-term wind speed and short-term wind speed. Compared with some state-of-the-art forecasting models, the comparison result curve between the forecasting value and actual value of wind speed, the forecasting error distribution, the histogram of the forecasting error distribution, the performance indicators, related statistical indicators, and Taylor diagram show that the developed forecasting model has higher prediction accuracy and is able to reflect the change laws of wind speed correctly.
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