Hybrid Intelligent Technologies in Energy Demand Forecasting - Hong, Wei-Chiang
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This book is written for researchers and postgraduates who are interested in developing high-accurate energy demand forecasting models that outperform traditional models by hybridizing intelligent technologies.
It covers meta-heuristic algorithms, chaotic mapping mechanism, quantum computing mechanism, recurrent mechanisms, phase space reconstruction, and recurrence plot theory.
The book clearly illustrates how these intelligent technologies could be hybridized with those traditional forecasting models. This book provides many figures to deonstrate how these hybrid intelligent…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book is written for researchers and postgraduates who are interested in developing high-accurate energy demand forecasting models that outperform traditional models by hybridizing intelligent technologies.

It covers meta-heuristic algorithms, chaotic mapping mechanism, quantum computing mechanism, recurrent mechanisms, phase space reconstruction, and recurrence plot theory.

The book clearly illustrates how these intelligent technologies could be hybridized with those traditional forecasting models. This book provides many figures to deonstrate how these hybrid intelligent technologies are being applied to exceed the limitations of existing models.

Autorenporträt
Wei-Chiang Hong is a professor in the Department of Information Management at the Oriental Institute of Technology, Taiwan. His research interests are focused on hybridized meta-heuristic algorithms (the genetic algorithm, simulated annealing algorithm, immune algorithm, particle swarm optimization algorithm, ant colony / artificial bee colony optimization algorithm, cuckoo search algorithm, bat algorithm, dragonfly algorithm, etc.) together with the chaotic mapping mechanism, quantum computing mechanism, recurrent neural networks, seasonal mechanism, phase space reconstruction, and recurrence plot theory in the support vector regression (SVR) model, the goal being to provide more accurate forecasting performance by determining the suitable parameters of an SVR model. In this regard, the author has gathered substantial practical experience using hybrid meta-heuristic algorithms with intelligent technologies to improve forecasting accuracy.