Abstract—We propose a simple empirical scaling law that de-scribes load forecasting accuracy at different levels of aggregation. The model is justified based on a simple decomposition of individual consumption patterns. We show that for different forecasting meth-ods, aggregating more customers improves the relative forecasting performance up to specific point. Beyond this point, no more im-provement in relative performance can be obtained. A benchmarking procedure for applying the scaling law to different forecasting models is presented. The model and procedure are evaluated with experimental data. I
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We propose three different estimators that take into account the autocorrelation structure when reco...
Electrical load patterns that represent the consumption level are affected by different types of unc...
The pervasive installation of smart meters in households opens new possibilities for advanced analyt...
Power system operators are confronted with a multitude of new forecasting tasks to ensure a constant...
Rainer Göb, Kristina Lurz and Antonio Pievatolo (hereinafter GLP) address a very important issue in ...
Future grid management systems will coordinate distributed production and storage resources to manag...
When identifying and comparing forecasting models, there may be a risk that poorly selected criteria...
Pervasive installation of smart meters opens new possibilities for advanced analytics of electricity...
International audienceThis paper proposes a three-step approach to forecasting time series of electr...
Aspirations of grid independence could be achieved by residential power systems connected only to sm...
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Abstract Short-term electricity forecasting has been studied for years at EDF and different forecast...
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This paper describes the application of a multi-time-scale technique to the modelling and forecasti...
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We propose three different estimators that take into account the autocorrelation structure when reco...
Electrical load patterns that represent the consumption level are affected by different types of unc...