Yulu Mao

Ms. Yulu Mao

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Academic Career Length

1Year (2026-Present)

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2 January 2026 in Energies
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YSYuan Shi
Yuan Shi
YMYulu Mao
Yulu Mao
CTChenyu Tian
Chenyu Tian
FYFang Yu
Fang Yu
TGTengyue Guo
Tengyue Guo
Min XiaMin Xia
Min Xia
Accurate wind power forecasting is crucial for modern power systems, yet most deep learning models neglect spatial relationships between turbines. We propose GSTAformer, a graph-guided spatio-temporal model capturing both spatial and temporal dependencies through MIC- and PCC-built graphs; GraphSAGE for spatial feature extraction; multi-scale convolution for trend detection; and an improved Autoformer for temporal modeling. Experiments on SDWPF and GEFCom2012 datasets demonstrate GSTAformer’s superior performance, achieving a 24 h mean squared error (MSE) of 0.7480 and mean absolute error (MAE) of 0.6362 on SDWPF. This work integrates graph-based spatial modeling with enhanced temporal forecasting for medium-term wind power prediction, providing a coherent framework suited to complex wind energy scenarios.

1 April 2026 in Information
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YMYulu Mao
Yulu Mao
YSYuan Shi
Yuan Shi
ZWZhiwei Wang
Zhiwei Wang
Min XiaMin Xia
Min Xia
WZWangping Zhou
Wangping Zhou
High-precision wind power prediction improves grid stability and reduces curtailment losses. Existing methods face three limitations: static graphs cannot capture dynamic spatial correlations under weather changes, time series models miss multi-scale temporal features, and frequency-domain analyses lack physical constraints. We propose: (1) a dynamic distance correlation weighted graph that adaptively combines geographic and power correlations for weather–terrain coupling; (2) a spatio-temporal-frequency fusion framework integrating graph networks, bidirectional GRUs, and a patchwise sparse time–frequency module; (3) a turbine power curve-constrained frequency mixer for physical consistency. On the SDWPF dataset, our model achieves MAE reductions of 37.47–43.32% and RMSE reductions of 37.93–42.70% versus baselines, outperforming state-of-the-art methods. The approach demonstrates superior performance in complex spatio-temporal scenarios.