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| Open Access | ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - BASED TIME SERIES MODEL FOR NETWORK LOAD FORECASTING
Jurayev O‘tkirbek , Lecturer at the University of Economics and PedagogyAbstract
This paper examines the application of time series models for network load forecasting based on artificial intelligence. Traditional statistical methods and deep learning models are comparatively analyzed, and the effectiveness of the LSTM - based approach is scientifically evaluated [2].
Keywords
artificial intelligence, time series, network load, LSTM, forecasting, machine learning.
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