PREDICTION OF DAILY SOLAR RADIATION WITH ANN MODEL USING INFLUENTIAL INPUTS SELECTED BY FACTOR ANALYSIS
PREDICTION OF DAILY SOLAR RADIATION WITH ANN MODEL USING INFLUENTIAL INPUTS SELECTED BY FACTOR ANALYSIS
カテゴリ: 研究会(論文単位)
論文No: PSE22019
グループ名: 【B】電力・エネルギー部門 電力系統技術研究会
発行日: 2022/01/18
タイトル(英語): PREDICTION OF DAILY SOLAR RADIATION WITH ANN MODEL USING INFLUENTIAL INPUTS SELECTED BY FACTOR ANALYSIS
著者名: MPAMBA SHAMBUYI Alain(Gifu University),Takano Hirotaka(Gifu University),Asano Hiroshi(Gifu University(*) / Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry )
著者名(英語): Alain MPAMBA SHAMBUYI(Gifu University),Hirotaka Takano(Gifu University),Hiroshi Asano(Gifu University(*) / Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry )
キーワード: Artificial Neural Networks | Photovoltaic Generation Systems|Solar Radiation|Meteorological Variables|Factor Analysis|Artificial Neural Networks | Photovoltaic Generation Systems|Solar Radiation|Meteorological Variables|Factor Analysis
要約(日本語): For both standalone and grid-connected photovoltaic generation systems (PVs), it is necessary to collect solar radiation information beforehand as it is used for different purposes. In this article, an Artificial Neural Network (ANN)-based prediction mode
要約(英語): For both standalone and grid-connected photovoltaic generation systems (PVs), it is necessary to collect solar radiation information beforehand as it is used for different purposes. In this article, an Artificial Neural Network (ANN)-based prediction model is proposed. In this model, meteorological variables are used as inputs. The most influential inputs are selected through the Factor Analysis (FA) method. From nine inputs available in our dataset for numerical simulations, only four inputs are selected as a result of application of FA to the dataset. The number of neurons in the ANN’s hidden layer is calculated using an experimental formula. Numerical simulations show us the lower neurons’ number to use for the model. Consequently, the proposed model has a simple structure as compared to many existing models because fewer neurons and only influential inputs are used. A simple model is easy to implement and requires lower computer capacity, which is economically beneficial
本誌掲載ページ: 95-100 p
原稿種別: 英語
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