Ex-Ante and Ex-Post Decomposition Strategy for Ultra-Short-Term Wind Power Prediction

Highly reliable wind power prediction is feasible and promising for smart grids integrated with large amounts of wind power. However, the strong fluctuation features of wind power make wind power less predictable. This paper proposes a novel wind power prediction approach, incorporating wind power e...

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Main Authors: Peng Lu, Zhuo Li, Lin Ye, Ming Pei, Yingying Zheng, Yongning Zhao
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Language:English
Published: China electric power research institute 2025-01-01
Series:CSEE Journal of Power and Energy Systems
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Online Access:https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10520160/
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author Peng Lu
Zhuo Li
Lin Ye
Ming Pei
Yingying Zheng
Yongning Zhao
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Zhuo Li
Lin Ye
Ming Pei
Yingying Zheng
Yongning Zhao
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description Highly reliable wind power prediction is feasible and promising for smart grids integrated with large amounts of wind power. However, the strong fluctuation features of wind power make wind power less predictable. This paper proposes a novel wind power prediction approach, incorporating wind power ex-ante and ex-post decomposition and correction. Firstly, the initial wind power during the wind power decomposition stage is decomposed into trend, fluctuation, and residual data, respectively, and the corresponding preliminary prediction models are developed, respectively. Secondly, in the error correction stage, the errors produced by the preliminary prediction model are corrected by persistence methods to compensate for final prediction errors. Moreover, the proposed model's comprehensive deterministic and probabilistic analysis is investigated in depth. Finally, the outcomes of numerical simulations demonstrate that the proposed approach can achieve good performance since it can reduce wind power forecast errors compared to other established deterministic models and uncertainty models.
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spelling doaj-art-bcd496a9a38e490c8b73384dd70a26022025-08-20T04:01:48ZengChina electric power research instituteCSEE Journal of Power and Energy Systems2096-00422025-01-011141454146510.17775/CSEEJPES.2022.0700010520160Ex-Ante and Ex-Post Decomposition Strategy for Ultra-Short-Term Wind Power PredictionPeng Lu0Zhuo Li1Lin Ye2Ming Pei3Yingying Zheng4Yongning Zhao5China Agricultural University,Department of College of Information and Electrical Engineering,Beijing,China,1000843China Agricultural University,Department of College of Information and Electrical Engineering,Beijing,China,1000843China Agricultural University,Department of College of Information and Electrical Engineering,Beijing,China,1000843China Agricultural University,Department of College of Information and Electrical Engineering,Beijing,China,1000843China Agricultural University,Department of College of Information and Electrical Engineering,Beijing,China,1000843China Agricultural University,Department of College of Information and Electrical Engineering,Beijing,China,1000843Highly reliable wind power prediction is feasible and promising for smart grids integrated with large amounts of wind power. However, the strong fluctuation features of wind power make wind power less predictable. This paper proposes a novel wind power prediction approach, incorporating wind power ex-ante and ex-post decomposition and correction. Firstly, the initial wind power during the wind power decomposition stage is decomposed into trend, fluctuation, and residual data, respectively, and the corresponding preliminary prediction models are developed, respectively. Secondly, in the error correction stage, the errors produced by the preliminary prediction model are corrected by persistence methods to compensate for final prediction errors. Moreover, the proposed model's comprehensive deterministic and probabilistic analysis is investigated in depth. Finally, the outcomes of numerical simulations demonstrate that the proposed approach can achieve good performance since it can reduce wind power forecast errors compared to other established deterministic models and uncertainty models.https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10520160/Data preprocessingerror correctionreservoir neural networkwind power prediction
spellingShingle Peng Lu
Zhuo Li
Lin Ye
Ming Pei
Yingying Zheng
Yongning Zhao
Ex-Ante and Ex-Post Decomposition Strategy for Ultra-Short-Term Wind Power Prediction
CSEE Journal of Power and Energy Systems
Data preprocessing
error correction
reservoir neural network
wind power prediction
title Ex-Ante and Ex-Post Decomposition Strategy for Ultra-Short-Term Wind Power Prediction
title_full Ex-Ante and Ex-Post Decomposition Strategy for Ultra-Short-Term Wind Power Prediction
title_fullStr Ex-Ante and Ex-Post Decomposition Strategy for Ultra-Short-Term Wind Power Prediction
title_full_unstemmed Ex-Ante and Ex-Post Decomposition Strategy for Ultra-Short-Term Wind Power Prediction
title_short Ex-Ante and Ex-Post Decomposition Strategy for Ultra-Short-Term Wind Power Prediction
title_sort ex ante and ex post decomposition strategy for ultra short term wind power prediction
topic Data preprocessing
error correction
reservoir neural network
wind power prediction
url https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10520160/
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