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Research on Medium- and Long-Term Hydropower Generation Forecasting Method Based on LSTM and Transformer
doi: 10.3390/en17225707
Hydropower generation is influenced by various factors such as precipitation, temperature, and installed capacity, with hydrometeorological factors exhibiting significant temporal variability. This study proposes a hydropower generation forecasting method based on Transformer and SE-Attention for different provinces. In the model, the outputs of the Transformer and SE-Attention modules are fed into an LSTM layer to capture long-term data dependencies. The SE-Attention module is reintroduced to enhance the model’s focus on important temporal features, and a linear layer maps the hidden state of the last time step to the final output. The proposed Transformer-LSTM-SE model was tested using provincial hydropower generation data from Yunnan, Sichuan, and Chongqing. The experimental results demonstrate that this model achieves high accuracy and stability in medium- and long-term hydropower forecasting at the provincial level, with an average accuracy improvement of 33.79% over the LSTM model and 24.30% over the Transformer-LSTM model.
- Huazhong University of Science and Technology China (People's Republic of)
Technology, T, hydropower generation, transformer, medium- and long-term forecasting, LSTM, SE-Attention
Technology, T, hydropower generation, transformer, medium- and long-term forecasting, LSTM, SE-Attention
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