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forecasting methodology #4

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Mostafa494 opened this issue Jun 22, 2021 · 1 comment
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forecasting methodology #4

Mostafa494 opened this issue Jun 22, 2021 · 1 comment

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@Mostafa494
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Dear Prof.
Thank you for your efforts.
Would you mind giving me some more information about the methodology of forecasting used in the project. How could I determine no. of scenarios required for each case and what are the constraints for using different scenarios for PV, Wind and demand.

Many Thanks

@dan-marshman
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Hi Mostafa,

You can configure the number of scenarios (but must be the same number for all wind, demand and solar). Personally I have found ten to be a good number for full scale simulations, but would recommend starting lower than that when testing to lower the computational burden.

I would suggest reading either the Energy Economics paper or the Methods chapter of the thesis linked in the README to gain more understanding of the forecasting method.

Thanks,

Dan

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