Short-term forecasting of electricity generation by HPP's of power system of Uzbekistan

Abstract

The article describes the possibility of using the method of least squares (LSM) to predict the production of electricity per day by hydroelectric power plants in the energy system of Uzbekistan. There are obtained predictive equations and the coefficients of the approximating functions necessary for forming these equations by using the LSM. There are presented forecasting analyses by comparing polynomial functions of the highest degree using the LSM.

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