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The forecasting accuracy of the RFR model from wind speed was NMSE = 0.003, MAE = 0.049, MSE = 0.033, RMSE = 0.182, MAPE = 1.180 and R2 = 0.996. Precise wind speed predictions are essential for various industries, such as aviation, shipping and wind energy generation. 1. Introduction
This article uses a random forest regression (RFR) model to analyze wind speed forecasting. Wind energy is one of the more critical potentials in renewable energy sources for producing a clean and safe environment.
In 2018, Hu, et. al., have introduced the study and implementation of a combination model utilizing a Meta-learning method for wind power's predictable and stochastic prediction. In that study, a sequence of the velocity of the wind and wind energy was first subjected to the Box-Cox conversion.
Sinvaldo Rodrigues Moreno et al. (2024) investigated 15 different prediction models for wind speed forecasting using five years (2015–2020) of data collected from 24, 48 and 72-h intervals in Brazil. The autoregressive recurrent neural network (RNN) model performed better regarding mean absolute percentage error than other models.
The researcher briefly describes using different ML methods and their evaluation performance for wind speed and wind power prediction. Accurate wind-speed prediction can improve
The random forest algorithm can predict short-term wind power with high precision and good generalization capability. Therefore, it is regarded as a promising method for wind power
When used on real-time datasets for wind power prediction and future energy generation scenarios, this ensemble technique not only improves the overall forecasting accuracy but also
Wind power generation prediction is critical for the effective integration of renewable energy into the power grid, supporting stability, reliability, and sustainability in electricity supply.
Accurate prediction of wind power is crucial for grid scheduling and the integration of renewable energy, given its significant temporal variability and nonlinear characteristics. This study
Accurate wind power generation forecasting can help build a reliable grid; however, the limited dataset makes accurate forecasting results a challenging work. This study introduces a
In addition, challenges arising in data quality control, feature engineering, and model generalization for the data-driven wind power prediction methods are discussed. Future research
2.1 Statistical technique for enhanced wind speed predictions in wind power generation The accuracy of wind speed estimates is critical in wind power generating for effective energy
Based on 20 wind power datasets from different regions, this article uses a series of feature engineering, data normalization, construction of training and validation sets, and five models
As an important component of sustainable development and energy transition, wind power is rapidly rising. This paper selects the time series of historical wind power as features and
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