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The accurate forecasting of electric load in smart grid applications and the prediction of synthesizability for crystalline materials are crucial aspects in decision-making and the advancement of power systems and materials science. This study proposes an integrated framework that combines deep learning techniques with heuristic algorithms to address these challenges. A novel hybrid model is introduced for electric load forecasting, encompassing a data pre-processing and feature selection module based on the modified mutual information (MMI) technique. The training and forecasting module employs a factored conditional restricted Boltzmann machine (FCRBM), designed to capture the non-linear and stochastic behavior inherent in electric load profiles. To optimize the model, a genetic wind-driven (GWDO) optimization algorithm is introduced, facilitating the fine-tuning of adjustable parameters to enhance accuracy. Shifting the focus to materials science, a distinctive approach is taken to predict the synthesizability of crystalline materials by representing atomic structures through three-dimensional pixel-wise images. These images, color-coded by chemical attributes, enable the use of a convolutional encoder to extract latent features related to synthesizability. The model accurately classifies materials into synthesizable crystals and anomalies across diverse crystal structures and chemical compositions. The proposed integrated framework is evaluated using historical hourly load data from three power grids and hypothetical crystals for battery electrode and thermoelectric applications. Comparative analyses with existing forecasting models and synthesizability benchmarks demonstrate the effectiveness of this approach in providing accurate predictions for both electric load and crystalline materials synthesizability. This research contributes to advancing the fields of smart grid management and materials science by offering a unified, data-driven methodology for forecasting and predicting synthesizability.
"Towards Sustainable Smart Systems: A Deep Learning Approach to Electric Load Forecasting, Materials Synthesizability, and Machine Learning", International Journal of Science & Engineering Development Research (www.ijrti.org), ISSN:2455-2631, Vol.9, Issue 1, page no.787 - 795, January-2024, Available :http://www.ijrti.org/papers/IJRTI2401118.pdf
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