Load Forecasting of Zhejiang Province Based on Combined Optimization Methods

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On the basis of analysis in Zhejiang, this paper uses the trend fitting method, the quadratic exponential smoothing model and multiple linear regression and grey GM (1, 1) portfolio model to forecast electricity consumption in 2012-2020 in Zhejiang, and compare the various methods of prediction accuracy.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 998-999)

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1046-1051

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July 2014

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