Forecasting Day-Ahead Electricity Prices of Singapore through ARIMA and Wavelet-ARIMA
Kristine Joy E. Carpio, Anne Marie L. Go, Camille Krisca M. Roncal
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Kristine Joy E. Carpio, Anne Marie L. Go, Camille Krisca M. Roncal
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The changes observed in the electricity markets over the past decade brought about developments in the field of electricity modeling. In this paper, traditional AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) models and Wavelet-ARIMA models are applied to the Singapore electricity market, Asia’s first liberalized electricity market. Forecasting will be done for each electricity price modelling technique and the adequacy of the models is tested through forecast accuracy. The comparison of forecast accuracy of the models is done across different data behaviors.
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The changes observed in the electricity markets over the past decade brought about developments in the field of electricity modeling. In this paper, traditional AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) models and Wavelet-ARIMA models are applied to the Singapore electricity market, Asia’s first liberalized electricity market. Forecasting will be done for each electricity price modelling technique and the adequacy of the models is tested through forecast accuracy. The comparison of forecast accuracy of the models is done across different data behaviors.
Key concepts: Autoregressive integrated moving average, Electricity, Electricity market, Econometrics, Electricity price forecasting, Autoregressive model, Wavelet, Economics