Research on Predicting Wind Turbine Power Generation based on Hybrid LSTM-GNN Model
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https://doi.org/10.6919/ICJE.202412_10(12).0008Keywords:
Wind Power; LSTM; GNN; Spatiotemporal Data; Forecasting Model.Abstract
Wind power, as a significant clean energy source, faces challenges related to intermittency and uncertainty in its forecasting. This paper presents a hybrid LSTM-GNN wind power forecasting method based on spatiotemporal data. The proposed method first utilizes LSTM to process time series data and extract temporal features. It then employs GNN to handle the graph-structured data of wind farms to extract spatial features. Finally, these two types of features are combined for wind power prediction. By integrating both temporal and spatial information, this approach offers more accurate wind power forecasts, which contributes to grid stability and energy management. Experimental results demonstrate that the LSTM-GNN hybrid model performs exceptionally well in wind turbine forecasting, with RMSE and MAE values aligning with expectations, indicating that the combined model effectively enhances prediction accuracy and learning efficiency.
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