This invention discloses a method for multi-
source data fusion and power prediction of wind
turbine units, belonging to the field of power prediction technology. It addresses the technical problems of poor multi-
source data fusion and power prediction analysis in existing solutions. By filtering and retaining key features through
mutual information, redundant information can be effectively reduced. Dynamic weighting via an attention mechanism makes the fused features more adaptable to real-time operating conditions. Differential weight adjustments for
wind speed,
terrain, and equipment status ensure high relevance of the fused features even in complex scenarios. Spatial
feature extraction captures local spatial correlations, temporal features capture temporal dependencies, and random forests
handle nonlinear mappings, solving the problem of insufficient generalization ability of single models. The attention mechanism automatically assigns weights to different time steps and features, avoiding complex mathematical processes such as matrix operations and
noise covariance estimation.