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Title: Fuzzy neural networks for time-series forecasting of electric load
Authors: Dash, P K
Ramakrishna, G
Liew, A C
Rahman, S
Keywords: backpropagation
feedforward neural nets
fuzzy neural nets
load forecasting
Issue Date: Sep-1995
Publisher: IEE
Citation: IEE Proceedings-Generation, Transmission and Distribution, Vol 142, Iss 5, P 535-544
Abstract: Three computing models, based on the multilayer perceptron and capable of fuzzy classification of patterns, are presented. The first type of fuzzy neural network uses the membership values of the linguistic properties of the past load and weather parameters and the output of the network is defined as fuzzy-class-membership values of the forecast load. The backpropagation algorithm is used to train the network. The second and third types of fuzzy neural network are developed based on the fact that any fuzzy expert system can be represented in the form of a feedforward neural network. These two types of fuzzy-neural-network model can be trained to develop fuzzy-logic rules and find optimal input/output membership values. A hybrid learning algorithm consisting of unsupervised and supervised learning phases is used to train the two models. Extensive tests have been performed on two-years of utility data for generation of peak and average load profiles 24 hours and 168 hours ahead, and results for typical winter and summer months are given to confirm the effectiveness of the three models
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