How many watts: A data driven approach to aggregated residential air-conditioning load forecasting

Clement Lork, B. Rajasekhar, C. Yuen, N. Pindoriya
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Due to the significant contribution of air-conditioning load towards total energy consumption in residential buildings, accurate modelling and forecasting of such load is key to effective demand-side energy management programmes. This paper suggests a data driven framework for 15 min-ahead AC load forecasting based on modern machine learning techniques that includes Support Vector Regression, Ensemble Trees, and Artificial Neural Network. To the end, it utilizes a correlation based feature selection method to identify information that is relevant for machine learning modelling. The effect of spatio-temporal features selection on prediction output and the effect of training data quantity on convergence characteristics were analysed and discussed. The effectiveness of the proposed approach is evaluated using a 20-household, half-year data set from an ongoing research testbed set up at the faculty housing units of Singapore University of Technology and Design. An linear combination method was proposed to combine models and the resulting model gave a mean absolute percentage error of 11.27%.
多少瓦特:一种数据驱动的综合住宅空调负荷预测方法
由于空调负荷在住宅楼宇的总能源消耗中所占的比重很大,因此对空调负荷的准确建模和预测是有效的需求侧能源管理计划的关键。本文提出了一个基于现代机器学习技术的数据驱动框架,该技术包括支持向量回归、集成树和人工神经网络。最后,它利用基于相关性的特征选择方法来识别与机器学习建模相关的信息。分析和讨论了时空特征选择对预测输出的影响以及训练数据量对收敛特性的影响。采用新加坡科技与设计大学教师住房单元正在进行的研究试验台的20个家庭的半年数据集来评估所提出方法的有效性。采用线性组合法对模型进行组合,所得模型的平均绝对百分比误差为11.27%。
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