Island detection method for distributed generation with online self-learning ability
A technology of distributed power generation and island detection, applied in neural learning methods, biological neural network models, etc., can solve problems such as the decline in classification accuracy of classifier models
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[0104] The example system includes 3 distributed power sources DG1~3. Simulation with PSCAD Figure 4 model. The main power grid adopts infinite power supply, and the distributed power supply adopts the synchronous motor model. The real-time sampling frequency is 4000Hz, the island detection time limit is set to 250ms, and the online sampling period is 2 minutes.
[0105] Taking G1 as an example, the islanding event, local load and other DG switching events are considered in the simulation in this paper. See Table 1 for details. Such events can cause the concept drift of data flow. In addition, power imbalance (PI, power imbalance) not only has a great impact on the classification accuracy of island detection, but also can reflect the degree of slow concept drift. This article defines PI as:
[0106] PI = P SYS P SYS + ...
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