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Short-term load forecasting using information obtained from low voltage load profiles
Recent researches in load forecasting are quite often based on the use of neural networks in order to predict a specific variable (maximum demand, active electric power or hourly consumption) using past values of the same variable and other exogenous factors proved to influence the value being predicted. This work aims to explore different input patterns in neural networks incorporating information derived from load profiles of different consumers' classes.