Short-Term Load Forecasting of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Accounting for Multifactor IDBO Hybrid Models

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Abstract
The charging behavior of electric vehicle users is highly stochastic, which makes the short-term prediction of charging load at electric vehicle charging stations difficult. In this paper, a data-driven hybrid model optimized by the improved dung beetle optimization algorithm (IDBO) is proposed to address the problem of the low accuracy of short-term prediction. Firstly, the charging station data are preprocessed to obtain clear and organized load data, and the input feature matrix is constructed using factors such as temperature, date type, and holidays. Secondly, the optimal CNN-BiLSTM model is constructed using convolutional neural network (CNN) and Bi-directional Long Short-Term Memory (BiLSTM), which realizes the feature extraction of the input matrix and better captures the hidden patterns and regularities in it. Then, methods such as Bernoulli mapping are used to improve the DBO algorithm and its hyperparameters; for example, hidden neurons of the hybrid model are tuned to further improve the model prediction accuracy. Finally, a simulation experiment platform is established based on MATLAB R2023a to validate the example calculations on the historical data of EV charging stations in the public dataset of ANN-DATA, and comparative analyses are carried out. The results show that compared with the traditional models such as CNN, BiLSTM and PSO-CNN-BiLSTM, the coefficient of determination of the model exceeds 0.8921 and the root mean square error is maintained at about 4.413 on both the training and test sets, which proves its effectiveness and stability.
Funding Information
  • National Natural Science Foundation of China (62363022, 61663021, 71763025, 61861025, 23JRRA886, 2023CYZC-35)
  • Natural Science Foundation of Gansu Province (62363022, 61663021, 71763025, 61861025, 23JRRA886, 2023CYZC-35)
  • Gansu Provincial Department of Education: Industrial Support Plan Project (62363022, 61663021, 71763025, 61861025, 23JRRA886, 2023CYZC-35)

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