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Predicted values vs Actual for a LSTM b WT-LSTM c ANN d WT-ANN. The prediction is hour-ahead for a year worth of data, and the horizontal axis is presented in hours starting on August 15th, 2018.

Predicted values vs Actual for a LSTM b WT-LSTM c ANN d WT-ANN. The prediction is hour-ahead for a year worth of data, and the horizontal axis is presented in hours starting on August 15th, 2018.

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Renewable energy resources have gathered substantial interest, and several nations are striving to use them as the dominant power resource. However, the power output from these energy sources is inherently uncertain due to their reliance on natural forces like wind, sunlight, tides, geothermal, etc. An accurate estimation of expected consumer load...

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