Abstract
Adequate power provision to the customer and wind energy penetration into the electrical grid is necessitated for accurate wind speed forecasting in the short-term horizon to realize the scheduling, unit commitment, and control. According to the various meteorological parameters, the wind speed and energy production from wind energy are affected. Therefore, the author performs the multi-inputs associated Meta learning-based Elman Neural Network (MENN) forecasting model to overcome the uncertainty and generalization problem. The proposed forecasting approach applicability evaluated with real-time data concerning wind speed forecasting on a short-term time scale. Performance analysis reveals that the meta learning-based Elman neural network is robust and conscious than the existing methods, with a least mean square error of 0.0011.
Meta Learning-Based Hybrid Ensemble Approach for Short-Term Wind Speed Forecasting
