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Volume 9 (2025)


Hybrid ARIMA-LSTM-Random Forest Model for Electricity Load Forecasting

Volodymyr Hnatushenko1,*, Vita Kashtan1, Andrzej Jamróz2

1Dnipro University of Technology, Department of Information Technologies & Computer Engineering, Dnipro, Ukraine
2AGH University of Krakow, Faculty of Management, Krakow, Poland

*Corresponding author: vvgnat@ukr.net

Abstract

Electricity load forecasting is a critical task for the efficient management of power systems and the optimization of electricity generation and distribution. This study proposes a hybrid ARIMA-LSTM-Random Forest model for intelligent electricity load forecasting. The model combines the strengths of classical statistical methods, such as ARIMA, with the deep learning capabilities of LSTM to capture nonlinear temporal dependencies, and Random Forest to enhance prediction accuracy by addressing residual errors. The proposed approach was tested on real electricity consumption data and demonstrated superior accuracy compared to individual ARIMA, LSTM, or Random Forest models. The results highlight the effectiveness of the hybrid method in reducing mean squared error and improving forecast reliability. The findings can be applied to load planning, optimization of power system operations, and integration of renewable energy sources into energy networks.

Keywords: Electricity load, forecasting, hybrid model, ARIMA, LSTM, Random Forest, intelligent methods

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