A New Model of Non-Parametric Estimation for Short Term Wind Power Prediction

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This article propose a new non-parametric interval estimation model, and give the concept of lateral error and vertical error based on traditional non-parametric interval estimation model, on this basis, a probability prediction model of error in the joint condition of horizontal and vertical distribution is established. The new model has been proved to have a better rationality through simulation, risk assessment also has better value.

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August 2014

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