A transient
voltage stability evaluation method for a
new energy grid-connected
system based on bidirectional transfer learning comprises the following steps: establishing a
database containing a large amount of historical
simulation result information, and fitting an operation scene of a current
system through the
database; calculating transient
voltage stability indexes TVSI of the samples in the
database, and dividing the TVSI into different transient
voltage stability categories; based on the
data set in the database, a long short-
term memory (LSTM)
network model is trained offline, and an LSTM-based power
system transient
voltage stability evaluation model is established; in consideration of the situation that the operation condition of the power system changes, the
data set is finely adjusted through bidirectional transfer learning, so that the transient
voltage stability evaluation model of the power system can adapt to new working conditions. When the change amplitude of the transient voltage of the power system is large, the transient
voltage stability evaluation method for the
new energy grid-connected system based on bidirectional transfer learning is adopted to perform evaluation in time, and if the system is unstable, an alarm is immediately given to a worker, so that the transient voltage stable operation of the power system is ensured.