Classification, filtering, and identification of electrical customer load patterns through the use of self-organizing maps
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Valero Verdú, Sergio; Ortiz García, Mario; Senabre Blanes, Carolina; Gabaldón Marín, Antonio; García Franco, Francisco J.Área de conocimiento
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This work was supported by European Union Sixth Frame work Program under Project EU-DEEP SES6-CT-2003-503516.Paper no.TPWRS-00633-2005Fecha de publicación
2006-11Editorial
IEEE Power & Energy SocietyCita bibliográfica
VALERO VERDÚ, Sergio, ORTIZ GARCÍA, Mario, SENABRE, Carolina, GABALDÓN MARÍN, Antonio, GARCÍA FRANCO, Francisco J. Classification, filtering, and identification of electrical customer load patterns through the use of self-organizing maps. IEEE Power & Energy Magazine, 21 (4): 1672-1682, Noviembre 2006. ISSN 0885-8950Palabras clave
Gestión de la demandaExtracciónde datos
Segmentación de clientes
Patrones de carga
Libre organización de los mapas
Data mining
Demand management
Electrical customer segmentation
Load patterns
Self-organizing maps
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Different methodologies are available for clustering purposes. The objective of this paper is to review the capacity of some of them and specifically to test the ability of self-organizing maps (SOMs) to filter, classify, and extract patterns from distributor, commercializer, or customer electrical demand databases. These market participants can achieve an interesting benefit through the knowledge of these patterns, for example, to evaluate the potential for distributed generation, energy efficiency, and demand-side response policies (market analysis). For simplicity, customer classification techniques usually used the historic load curves of each user. The first step in the methodology presented in this paper is anomalous data filtering: holidays, maintenance, and wrong measurements must be removed from the database. Subsequently, two different treatments (frequency and time domain) of demand data were tested to feed SOM maps and evaluate the advantages of each approach. Finally, the ...
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