Long-Term Load Forecasting is a type of load forecasting that pertains to the prediction of electrical energy demand over extended time horizons, typically ranging from one year to several decades, distinguishing it from short-term and medium-term counterparts by its strategic focus on capacity planning, infrastructure development, and long-range policy evaluation.
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Review and prospect of data-driven techniques for load forecasting in integrated energy systems
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