The intermediary role of electricity in various industries and its correlation with societal well-being have gained increased significance. Awareness of the demand for this energy plays a crucial role in guiding the country towards development. In recent decades, with the advancements in deep learning models and their heightened accuracy, their usage has become prevalent. In the realm of modeling and predicting electricity consumption, incorporating influential variables is crucial for enhancing prediction accuracy. Thus, in this research, variables such as non-oil Gross Domestic Product (GDP), average country temperature, holidays, and electricity consumption trends are utilized. The TPE optimization algorithm is employed to optimize the LSTM model. For result comparison, an alternative model excluding two variables, non-oil GDP and holidays, is designed and optimized using the TPE algorithm. The study results indicate that the model incorporating variables like non-oil GDP and holidays exhibits higher accuracy compared to the model without these two variables
Zahaki Rahat M, Sadeghi saghdel H. Modeling and Short-Term Prediction of National Electricity Consumption Using Recurrent Neural Network and TPE Optimization Algorithm. QEER 2024; 20 (83) :159-182 URL: http://iiesj.ir/article-1-1616-en.html