Probabilistic wind power forecasting with online model selection and warped gaussian process

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Abstract

Based on the online model selection and the warped Gaussian process (WGP), this paper presents an ensemble model for the probabilistic wind power forecasting. This model provides the non-Gaussian predictive distributions, which quantify the non-Gaussian uncertainties associated with wind power. In order to follow the time-varying characteristics of wind generation, multiple time dependent base forecasting models and an online model selection strategy are established, thus adaptively selecting the most probable base model for each prediction. WGP is employed as the base model, which handles the non-Gaussian uncertainties in wind power series. Furthermore, a regime switch strategy is designed to modify the input feature set dynamically, thereby enhancing the adaptiveness of the model. In an online learning framework, the base models should also be time adaptive. To achieve this, a recursive algorithm is introduced, thus permitting the online updating of WGP base models. The proposed model has been tested on the actual data collected from both single and aggregated wind farms.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)649-663
Number of pages15
JournalEnergy Conversion and Management
Volume84
DOIs
StatePublished - Aug 2014

Keywords

  • Model selection
  • Online learning
  • Probabilistic forecasting
  • Wind power

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