Day‐ahead electricity price analysis and forecasting by singular spectrum analysis
Arash Miranian, Majid Abdollahzade, Hossein Hassani
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Arash Miranian, Majid Abdollahzade, Hossein Hassani
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This study proposes a model‐free approach for day‐ahead electricity price forecasting. The proposed approached is based on the singular spectrum analysis (SSA) technique. The SSA is a relatively new and powerful technique in time series analysis and forecasting thanks to its well‐known capabilities in extracting the main structure of the broad classes of the time series. In this study, it is shown that SSA can be employed to decompose the original electricity price series into trend, periodic and noisy components. The main part of the price series, that is, the trend and harmonic components, is reconstructed by removing the noise component from the original series. The reconstructed price series is then used for forecasting the day‐ahead electricity prices. The proposed approach is evaluated by analysing and forecasting of the day‐ahead electricity prices in the Australian and Spanish electricity markets. The forecasting results confirm the superiority of the SSA approach compared with some of the recently published forecasting techniques.
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This study proposes a model‐free approach for day‐ahead electricity price forecasting. The proposed approached is based on the singular spectrum analysis (SSA) technique. The SSA is a relatively new and powerful technique in time series analysis and forecasting thanks to its well‐known capabilities in extracting the main structure of the broad classes of the time series. In this study, it is shown that SSA can be employed to decompose the original electricity price series into trend, periodic and noisy components. The main part of the price series, that is, the trend and harmonic components, is reconstructed by removing the noise component from the original series. The reconstructed price series is then used for forecasting the day‐ahead electricity prices. The proposed approach is evaluated by analysing and forecasting of the day‐ahead electricity prices in the Australian and Spanish electricity markets. The forecasting results confirm the superiority of the SSA approach compared with some of the recently published forecasting techniques.
Key concepts: Singular spectrum analysis, Electricity price forecasting, Electricity, Spectral analysis, Econometrics, Electricity market, Computer science, Operations research