Abstract

In recent years, wind power generation has grown rapidly, and the accuracy prediction of wind power generation is very important because of the impact on the safety of power systems. However, the variations of wind speeds is extremely high, making the prediction of wind power generation quite difficult. This paper presents a 15-minute wind speed prediction model based on the recurrent neural network (RNN) with the gated recurrent unit (GRU). First, a developed anemometer is used to collect wind speed data for six months, and the data is put into a GRU model to generate the data of the next three steps and 15 minutes ahead. Finally, the accuracy of the prediction model is evaluated based on the root mean square error and the mean absolute error, and the evaluation results are compared with the results obtained by using a simple RNN model and long short-term memory model. It can be known from the evaluation indicators that the performance of the GRU model is better than the performance of the other two models.

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