Research on Power Load Forecasting Technology based on Time Series

Authors

  • Xiangyu Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62051/ijepes.v5n2.03

Keywords:

Power Load Forecasting Technology, Power Emergency Repair Vehicles, Time Series

Abstract

Multivariate, multi-step power load forecasting represents a classic complex time series modeling challenge, with its core difficulty lying in simultaneously capturing long-term dependencies and local non-stationary fluctuations. In this paper, the calculations of MSE and MAE are performed using standardized data scales. Consequently, the experimental results presented in subsequent chapters represent dimensionless errors on a standardized scale, rather than absolute errors measured in physical units such as megawatts. Thus, subtle numerical differences among models under this evaluation protocol remain clearly comparable.

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09-05-2026

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How to Cite

Wang, X. (2026). Research on Power Load Forecasting Technology based on Time Series. International Journal of Electric Power and Energy Studies, 5(2), 32-39. https://doi.org/10.62051/ijepes.v5n2.03