Abstract
Electricity forecasting plays an important role in the operation of electrical power systems. Many models have been developed to obtain accurate forecasting results, but most of them focus more on a single forecasting indicator, such as short-term load forecasting (STLF), short-term wind speed forecasting (STWSF) or short-term electricity price forecasting (STEPF). In this paper a new hybrid model based on the singular spectrum analysis (SSA) and modified wavelet neural network (WNN) is proposed for all the short-term load forecasting, short-term wind speed forecasting and short-term electricity price forecasting. In this model, a new improved cuckoo search (CS) algorithm is proposed to optimize the initial weights and the parameters of dilation and translation in WNN. Case studies of half-hourly electrical load data, 10-min-ahead wind speed data and half-hourly electricity price data are applied as illustrative examples to evaluate the proposed hybrid model, respectively. Experiments show that the hybrid model resulted in 46.4235%, 31.6268% and 25.8776% reduction in the mean absolute percentage error compared to the comparison models in short-term load forecasting, short-term wind speed forecasting and short-term electricity price forecasting, respectively.
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