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1 Forecasting the electricity consumption by aggregating specialized experts Pierre Gaillard (EDF R&D, ENS Paris) with Yannig Goude (EDF R&D) Gilles Stoltz (CNRS, ENS Paris, HEC Paris) June 2013 WIPFOR
2 Goal Consumption (GW) Goal Short-term (one-day-ahead) forecasting of the French electricity consumption Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Many models developed by EDF R&D: parametric, semi-parametric, and non-parametric Evolution of the electrical scene in France existing models get questionable Adaptive methods of models aggregation 2 / 20
3 Setting Sequential prediction with expert advice Each instance t - Each expert suggests a prediction x i,t of the consumption y t - We assign weight to each expert and we predict ŷ t = p t x t (= ) N p i,t x i,t i=1 Our goal is to minimize our cumulative loss (ŷ t y t) 2 Our loss = min (x i,t y t) 2 i=1,...,n Loss of the best expert + R T Estimation error Good set of experts Good aggregating algorithm 3 / 20
4 Setting Sequential prediction with expert advice Each instance t - Each expert suggests a prediction x i,t of the consumption y t - We assign weight to each expert and we predict ŷ t = p t x t (= ) N p i,t x i,t i=1 Our goal is to minimize our cumulative loss (ŷ t y t) 2 Our loss = min (q x t y t) 2 q N Loss of the best convex combination Good set of experts As varied as possible + R T Estimation error Good aggregating algorithm 4 / 20
5 Minimizing both approximation and estimation error (ŷ t y t) 2 Our loss = min (q x t y t) 2 q N Approximation error + R T Estimation error Approximation error good heterogeneous set of experts Ex: specializing the experts, bagging, boosting,... Estimation error efficient algorithm for aggregating specialized experts Ex: Exponentially weighted average, Exponentiated Gradient, Ridge,... Prediction Learning and Games, Cesa-Bianchi and Lugosi, / 20
6 I. Aggregating algorithms Prediction Learning and Games, Cesa-Bianchi and Lugosi, 2006 June 2013 WIPFOR
7 Exponentially weighted average forecaster (EWA) Each instance t - Each expert suggests a prediction x i,t of the consumption y t - We assign to expert i the weight - and we predict ŷ t = N i=1 pi,txi,t exp ( η t 1 s=1 (xi,s ys)2) p i,t = N j=1 exp ( η t 1 s=1 (xj,s ys)2) Our cumulated loss is upper bounded by (ŷ t y t) 2 min (x i,t y t) 2 i=1,...,d } {{ } + T log N Our loss Loss of the best expert Estimation error 7 / 20
8 Exponentially weighted average forecaster (EWA) Each instance t - Each expert suggests a prediction x i,t of the consumption y t - We assign to expert i the weight - and we predict ŷ t = N i=1 pi,txi,t exp ( η t 1 s=1 (xi,s ys)2) p i,t = N j=1 exp ( η t 1 s=1 (xj,s ys)2) Our cumulated loss is upper bounded by (ŷ t y t) 2 min (q x t y t) q N Our loss 2 +? Loss of the best Estimation error convex combination 8 / 20
9 Motivation of convex combinations Gam KWF EWA EG Residuals Weights Gam KWF EWA EG Oct Nov Dec Jan Mar Avr Oct Nov Dec Jan Mar Avr 9 / 20
10 Exponentiated gradient forecaster (EG) Each instance t - Each expert suggests a prediction x i,t of the consumption y t - We assign to expert i the weight p i,t exp ( η ) t 1 s=1 li,s where l i,s = 2(ŷ s y s)x i,s - and we predict ŷ t = N i=1 pi,txi,t Our cumulated loss is then bounded as follow (ŷ t y t) 2 (q x t y t) 2 Our loss min q N } {{ } Loss of the best convexe combination + T log N Estimation error Idea of proof T (ŷt yt)2 (q x t y t) 2 T 2( p t x t y t)x t ( p t q ) = T l t ( p t q ) T p t l t T min i li,t 10 / 20
11 II. A good set of experts June 2013 WIPFOR
12 Consider as heterogeneous experts as possible Some ideas to get more variety inside the set of experts Consider heterogeneous prediction methods - Gam: semi-parametric method Generalized Additive Models, Wood, KWF: functional method based on similarity between days Clustering functional data using Wavelets, Antoniadis and al, 2013 Create new experts from the same method thanks to boosting, bagging Vary the considered covariate: weather, calendar,... Specializing the experts: focus on specific situation (cloudy days,... ) during the training 12 / 20
13 The dataset The dataset includes days from January 1, 2008 to June 15, 2012 The electricity consumption of EDF customers Side information - weather: temperature, nebulosity, wind - temporal: date, EJP - loss of clients We remove uncommon days (public holidays ±2) i.e., 55 days each year. We split the dataset in two subsets Jan Aug. 2011: training set to build the experts Sept Jun. 2012: testing set 13 / 20
14 Performance of the forecasting methods and of the aggregating algorithms EWA Method RMSE (MW) Gam 847 KWF 1287 EWA 813 EG 778 Weights Weights Gam KWF Oct Nov Dec Jan Mar Avr EG Oct Nov Dec Jan Mar Avr 14 / 20
15 Specializing the experts to diversify Idea Focus on specific scenarios during the training of the methods Meteorological scenarios High / low temperature High / low variation of the temperature (since the last day, during the day) Other scenarios High / low consumption Winter / summer Such specialized experts suggest prediction only the days corresponding to their scenario 15 / 20
16 Specializing a method in cold days At day t, we consider T t = average temperature of the day We normalize T t on [0, 1] and we choose for each day the weight Density Activation weight w t = (1 T t ) 2 We then train our forecasting method using the prior weights w t on the training days Activation weights Feb May Jul Oct 16 / 20
17 Weights given in 2008 for several specializing scenarios Difference of temp. with last day Hot / cold days Activation weights High / low consumption Variation of temp. during the day Activation weights Feb May Jul Oct Feb May Jul Oct 17 / 20
18 Aggregating experts that specialize Setting Each day some of the experts are active and output predictions (according to their specialization) while other experts do not When the expert i is non active, we do not have access to its prediction A solution is to assume that non active experts output the same prediction ŷ t as we do and solve the fixed-point equation ŷ t = p j,t x j,t + p i,t ŷ t j active i non active Can be extended to activation functions of the experts [0, 1] Forecasting the electricity consumption by aggregating specialized experts, Devaine and al., / 20
19 Performance of algorithms with specialized experts Méthode RMSE (MW) Gam 847 KWF 1287 EWA 813 EG 778 Spec + EWA 765 Spec + EG / 20
20 Performance of algorithms with specialized experts Hour Month RMSE (MW) Gam KWF EWA EG Spec.EWA Spec.EG Jan Feb Mar Avr May Jun Sep Oct Nov Dec 20 / 20
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