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A short-term photovoltaic power interval forecasting method based on fuzzy granular computing and CNN-BiGRU

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  • Yan Shi
  • Luxi Zhang
  • Siteng Wang
  • Wenjie Li
  • Renjie Tong

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This paper presents a short-term PV power interval prediction method combining fuzzy information granulation and CNN-BiGRU model. First, historical data of PV power generation is processed using fuzzy information granulation to determine the interval range. Subsequently, a CNN-BiGRU model is constructed, where the CNN module extracts local features of the interval range and the BiGRU module captures temporal patterns. The interval range is then fed into the CNN-BiGRU model for training, which enables accurate prediction of short-term PV power generation intervals. Finally, the predicted power generation interval ranges are given. The experimental results show that this hybrid interval prediction method is first applied to the prediction of short-term PV power scenarios, which fully utilizes the advantages of information granularity to express the data intervals and CNN-BiGRU to learn the complex time series patterns, and realizes the accurate and reliable prediction of short-term PV power intervals. Compared with direct numerical prediction, the method provides an expression of prediction uncertainty, which provides an important reference for the operation decision of PV power plants.

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  • Yan Shi & Luxi Zhang & Siteng Wang & Wenjie Li & Renjie Tong, 2024. "A short-term photovoltaic power interval forecasting method based on fuzzy granular computing and CNN-BiGRU," International Journal of Low-Carbon Technologies, Oxford University Press, vol. 19, pages 306-314.
  • Handle: RePEc:oup:ijlctc:v:19:y:2024:i::p:306-314.
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