In this paper, a new prediction interval model based on a joint supervision loss function for capturing the uncertainties associated with the modeled phenomenon is described. This model provides the upper and lower bounds of the predicted values in accordance with the desired coverage probability, as well as their expected values. A benchmark problem is used to evaluate the proposed method, and a comparison with the neural network covariance method is performed. Additionally, the proposed method was applied to forecast the residential demand from a town in UK, considering the prediction interval performance for one-day ahead. The results show that the method is able to generate an interval with narrower width than the covariance method, and...
Electricity load forecasting, optimal power system operation and energy management play key roles th...
This paper presents a novel dimension of neural networks through the approach of interval systems fo...
Neural networks can be viewed as nonlinear models, where the weights are parameters to be estimated....
Prediction interval modelling has been proposed in the literature to characterize uncertain phenomen...
Successfully determining competitive optimal schedules for electricity generation intimately hinges ...
This thesis makes contributions to basic and fundamental research in the field of prediction interva...
In this paper we propose a new methodology for evaluating prediction intervals (PIs). TypicallyAlmei...
[EN] Demand prediction has been playing an increasingly important role for electricity management, a...
Abstract: Neural networks are a consistent example of non-parametric estimation, with powerful unive...
Abstract- A rich literature discussing techniques for adopting neural networks for metamodelling of ...
Solar energy generated from PhotoVoltaic (PV) systems is one of the most promising types of renewabl...
The complexity and level of uncertainty present in operation of power systems have significantly gro...
Short-term load forecasting is fundamental for the reliable and efficient operation of power systems...
Quantification of uncertainties associated with wind power generation forecasts is essential for opt...
Recent work showed that Bayesian formulation of the neural networks' training problem provide a nat...
Electricity load forecasting, optimal power system operation and energy management play key roles th...
This paper presents a novel dimension of neural networks through the approach of interval systems fo...
Neural networks can be viewed as nonlinear models, where the weights are parameters to be estimated....
Prediction interval modelling has been proposed in the literature to characterize uncertain phenomen...
Successfully determining competitive optimal schedules for electricity generation intimately hinges ...
This thesis makes contributions to basic and fundamental research in the field of prediction interva...
In this paper we propose a new methodology for evaluating prediction intervals (PIs). TypicallyAlmei...
[EN] Demand prediction has been playing an increasingly important role for electricity management, a...
Abstract: Neural networks are a consistent example of non-parametric estimation, with powerful unive...
Abstract- A rich literature discussing techniques for adopting neural networks for metamodelling of ...
Solar energy generated from PhotoVoltaic (PV) systems is one of the most promising types of renewabl...
The complexity and level of uncertainty present in operation of power systems have significantly gro...
Short-term load forecasting is fundamental for the reliable and efficient operation of power systems...
Quantification of uncertainties associated with wind power generation forecasts is essential for opt...
Recent work showed that Bayesian formulation of the neural networks' training problem provide a nat...
Electricity load forecasting, optimal power system operation and energy management play key roles th...
This paper presents a novel dimension of neural networks through the approach of interval systems fo...
Neural networks can be viewed as nonlinear models, where the weights are parameters to be estimated....