Household load forecasting model based on Markov state transition
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(1. School of Electric Power Engineering, South China University of Technology, Guangzhou 510640, China;2. Institution of Research on Electrical Energy of Nantes?Atlantic, SAINT NAZAIRE 44600 , France;3. School of Electrical Engineering, Guangzhou College of South China University of Technology,Guangzhou 510800, China)

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    The development of smart grid improves the em- phasis on family load forecasting. Based on the theory of state transition, a Monte Carlo Markov Chain load forecasting model of single equipment based on the selection of similar days is proposed,and the bottom - up analysis method to obtain the comprehensive load level of a single family is used. For the temperature control equipment, Pearson correlation coefficient is used to study the correlation between the ambient temperature and the operation cycle of the equipment, and the hidden Markov model is used to predict the operation state of the compressor of the temperature control equipment according to the external environment information of the day. With the operation state predicted, the average power in different time periods is calculated to reflect the user load level.The simulation results show that the predicted error of the Monte Carlo Markov chain model based on the similar day selection is about 2% ~8% for the daily load expectation of different equipment, while the predicted accuracy of the hidden Markov model for the temperature control equipment is about 70%.

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SHAO Chuanyong, DU Zhaobin, Eric CHAUVEAU, CHEN Lidan. Household load forecasting model based on Markov state transition[J].,2021,23(1):55-60.

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  • Received:September 05,2020
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