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• TITLE: A Short-Term PV Power Forecasting Method Using a Hybrid Kmeans-GRA-SVR Model under Ideal Weather Condition

  AUTHORS: Jiemin Lin, Haiming Li

  KEYWORDS: Grey Relational Analysis, K-Means++, Nearest Neighbor Similar Day, Photovoltaic Power, Support Vector Regression

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Computer and Communications, Vol.8 No.11, November 26, 2020

  ABSTRACT: With the continuous increase of solar penetration rate, it has brought challenges to the smooth operation of the power grid. Therefore, to make photovoltaic power generation not affect the smooth operation of the grid, accurate photovoltaic power prediction is required. And short-term forecasting is essential for the deployment of daily power generation plans. In this paper, A short-term photovoltaic power generation forecast method based on K-means++, grey relational analysis (GRA) and support vector regression (SVR) (Hybrid Kmeans-GRA-SVR, HKGSVR) was proposed. The historical power data was clustered through the multi-index K-means++ algorithm. And the similar days and the nearest neighbor similar day of the prediction day were selected by the GRA algorithm. Then, similar days and nearest neighbor similar days were used to train SVR to obtain an accurate photovoltaic power prediction model. Under ideal weather, the average values of MAE, RMSE, and R2 were 0.8101 kW, 0.9608 kW, and 99.66%, respectively. The average computation time was 1.7487 s, which was significantly better than the SVR model. Thus, the demonstrated numerical results verify the effectiveness of the proposed model for short-term PV power prediction.