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Homsma, Thom (author)
The ongoing large scale adoption of wind power increases the associated risks related to the variability. An essential way to mitigate these risks for a utility company is to forecast production accurately. This study aims to create insight into the potential of deep learning models for both forecast quality and value on the ultra-short-term...
master thesis 2021
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Lacoa Arends, Eric (author)
The increasing penetration of weather-dependent energy sources brings additional challenges to the operation of the power system. Wind power forecasting is a valuable resource for these power operators: a tool that aids the decision-making process and facilitates risk management. On the other hand, the progress of machine learning and their...
master thesis 2020