Distribution network electric heating load prediction method based on improved BP neural network algorithm
A BP neural network and load forecasting technology, applied in neural learning methods, biological neural network models, forecasting, etc., can solve the problems of small weight changes, prone to flat areas, slow convergence process, etc., to increase the range of weight changes, Avoid output flat areas and improve economic benefits
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[0069] Obtain historical data and parameter setting step S1: Obtain the construction area of new buildings planned in the power supply area over the years, the utilization rate of wind power generation over the years, and the electric heating load over the years; set m=3 layers of neural network, that is, an input layer, One hidden layer, one output layer, the total number of neurons is n=5, so the input layer neurons are x 1 , x 2 , the hidden layer neuron is x 3 , x 4 , the output layer neuron is x 5 , the expected output of the electric heating load is y, and the number of data sets calculated by the neural network is V max =year-1, year is the number of years of historical data, let the number of iterations it=1, the number of training groups variable v=1, given the maximum number of iterations it max , given the output error limit ε y , the error ε of a given neuron close to the upper limit 上 and the error ε close to the lower limit 下 , given the learning rate η ...
Embodiment 2
[0085] Step S1: Obtaining step
[0086] Taking a city in Xinjiang as an example, the following table shows the planned new building area, wind power utilization rate, and electric heating load value of the city from 2013 to 2016;
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[0089] Step S2: Calculate the correlation coefficient
[0090] The normalized values are shown in the table below:
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[0092] The first set of data is the planned new building area in 2012 and the utilization rate of wind power generation to predict the electric heating load value in 2013, so that the number of iterations it=1, it max =500, v=1, output error limit ε y = 0.01, ε 1 = 0.01, ε 0 =0.01, θ 3 =0.1756, θ 4 =0.0472, θ 5 = 0.0953, η = 0.542;
[0093] The calculated correlation coefficient between the new building area and the electric heating load is ξ 1 = 0.92, the correlation coefficient between wind power utilization rate and electric heating load is ξ 2 =0.95;
[0094] Step S3: s...
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