Titlebook: Statistical Learning Tools for Electricity Load Forecasting; Anestis Antoniadis,Jairo Cugliari,Jean-Michel Pogg Book 2024 The Editor(s) (i

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Mixed Effects Models for Electricity Load Forecastingodels that have some connection to some of the other approaches that were developed in this part, such as semi-parametric approaches using either the semi-parametric generalized additive models (GAM) or random forests based machine learning techniques and which have produced relatively parsimonious

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Short-Term Electricity Load Forecasting for Fine-Grained Data with PLAMstems and grid management. While electricity load forecasting at the aggregate level across many households has been extensively studied, electrical load forecasting at fine-grained geographical scales of households, which is the case studied in this chapter, is more difficult as we move toward lowe

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Forecasting During the Lockdown Periods are closed and citizens are ordered to stay at home. One of the consequences of this policy is a significant change in electricity consumption patterns. Load forecasting models often need years of data to achieve good performances, and they are thus slow to react to such sudden changes. As present

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Random Forestsng. They are now one of the favorite methods in the toolbox of statisticians..Let us start this chapter by describing RF in the classical regression framework, without any reference to the time series context. Since forests are made of trees, we also briefly mention the CART (Classification and Regression Trees) algorithm.

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Aggregation of Multiscale Experts for Bottom-Up Load Forecastingtions in their area and survey data on their electricity equipment, social class, or building characteristics. In this context, we propose an online learning approach to forecast the total consumption of this group exploiting individual load measurements in real time.