Kernel ridge regression model based on beta-noise and its application in short-term wind speed forecasting (Q2311070)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7078250
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    Kernel ridge regression model based on beta-noise and its application in short-term wind speed forecasting
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7078250

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      Kernel ridge regression model based on beta-noise and its application in short-term wind speed forecasting (English)
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      10 July 2019
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      Summary: The Kernel ridge regression (KRR) model aims to find the hidden nonlinear structure in raw data. It makes an assumption that the noise in data satisfies the Gaussian model. However, it was pointed out that the noise in wind speed/power forecasting obeys the Beta distribution. The classic regression techniques are not applicable to this case. Hence, we derive the empirical risk loss about the Beta distribution and propose a technique of the kernel ridge regression model based on the Beta-noise (BN-KRR). The numerical experiments are carried out on real-world data. The results indicate that the proposed technique obtains good performance on short-term wind speed forecasting.
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      ridge regression model
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      kernel function
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      beta-noise empirical risk loss
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      wind speed forecasting
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