Development and improvement of solar forecasting models have been extensively addressed in the past years due to the importance of solar energy as a renewable energy source. This work presents an application and improvement of intra-day solar predictive models based on genetic programming. Forecasts were evaluated in time horizons of 10 minutes up to 180 minutes ahead as future steps at two completely different locations: One in northern hemisphere and another in the southern hemisphere. The improvement strategy was validated in comparison of error metrics to the ones obtained by benchmark methods of solar forecasting. The proposed model results will be presented and validated for each considered location.

Intelligent Approach to Improve Genetic Programming Based Intra-Day Solar Forecasting Models

Leva S.;Mussetta M.
2018-01-01

Abstract

Development and improvement of solar forecasting models have been extensively addressed in the past years due to the importance of solar energy as a renewable energy source. This work presents an application and improvement of intra-day solar predictive models based on genetic programming. Forecasts were evaluated in time horizons of 10 minutes up to 180 minutes ahead as future steps at two completely different locations: One in northern hemisphere and another in the southern hemisphere. The improvement strategy was validated in comparison of error metrics to the ones obtained by benchmark methods of solar forecasting. The proposed model results will be presented and validated for each considered location.
2018
2018 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation, CEC 2018 - Proceedings
978-1-5090-6017-7
intra-day forecasting; multigene genetic programming; short-term forecasting; solar forecasting
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