Virtual power plant control method, system and equipment based on neural network

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of power plant control, discloses a virtual power plant control method, system and equipment based on a neural network, and is used for solving the core problems of high data dependence, low topology safety and difficulty in multi-scale collaboration in traditional virtual power plant control. According to the virtual power plant control method based on the neural network, a correction instruction set, a joint estimation value and a topology constraint matrix are input into a neural network controller, and a cooperative control signal is output through singular perturbation decoupling of a fast-varying subsystem and a slow-varying subsystem. And the cooperative control signal is issued to the distributed power supply inverter, the energy storage converter and the intelligent switch, and meanwhile, an execution result is monitored in real time and fed back to the phase space reconstruction module, so that closed-loop control is formed. By constructing the Lyapunov candidate function and calculating the virtual damping coefficient, the transient stability, real-time persistent homologous analysis and topology self-healing instruction generation of the system are enhanced, and the self-healing capability and the fault-resistant capability of the system are improved.

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Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the field of power plant control, and in particular to a virtual power plant control method, system and equipment based on neural network. Background Art

[0002] With the widespread access to distributed energy resources (solar, wind, etc.) and the rapid development of smart grids, virtual power plants (VPPs), as an emerging energy management system, integrate and optimize distributed energy resources to achieve efficient energy utilization and flexible scheduling. VPPs not only provide traditional power generation and peak load regulation services but also participate in the power system's ancillary services market, such as frequency regulation, voltage control, and black start. These VPPs are crucial for improving the stability, reliability, and economic efficiency of power systems.

[0003] However, the control and management of virtual power plants (VPPs) face numerous challenges. First, the intermittent and uncertain nature of distributed energy resources increases the complexity of power systems, making traditional control methods difficult to adapt to rapidly changing operating environments. Second, VPPs must comprehensively consider the physical topology of the distribution network, the health and state of charge of the energy storage system, and the dynamic response characteristics of distributed power sources to achieve globally optimal energy scheduling and control.

[0004] Traditional power system control often relies on control methods based on physical models and rules. These methods are effective for simple and deterministic systems. However, for complex power systems characterized by chaotic characteristics, nonlinear dynamics, and multivariable coupling, traditional methods struggle to accurately describe and predict system behavior, and even more so to achieve refined control. Furthermore, existing technologies often overlook the dynamic changes in distribution network topology and the real-time monitoring of the health of energy storage systems, resulting in lags and inaccuracies in the formulation and execution of control strategies.

[0005] Therefore, we propose a virtual power plant control method, system and device based on neural network to solve the above problems. Summary of the Invention

[0006] The present invention provides a virtual power plant control method, system and equipment based on neural network, which are used to solve the core problems of traditional virtual power plant control, such as strong data dependence, low topological security and difficulty in multi-scale collaboration.

[0007] The first aspect of the present invention provides a virtual power plant control method based on a neural network, which includes: obtaining the voltage, current and harmonic distortion rate data of the distribution bus, performing multivariable coupled phase space reconstruction, and generating a dynamic phase space matrix containing the chaotic characteristics of the distribution network; identifying the critical point of voltage instability through the phase trajectory topological characteristics in the dynamic phase space matrix, and generating a correction instruction set including bifurcation type and trigger time; constructing a dynamic fractional-order differential equation model based on the real-time parameter input of the energy storage battery management system, and outputting the health status and A joint estimate of the state of charge; based on a preset distribution network physical topology database, symbolic node connection rules are generated, and a topology constraint matrix containing prohibited connection relationships is constructed; the correction instruction set, the joint estimate, and the topology constraint matrix are input into a neural network controller, and through the singular perturbation decoupling of the fast-changing subsystem and the slow-changing subsystem, coordinated control signals for power supply regulation, energy storage charging and discharging, and topology switching are output, and the coordinated control signals are sent down to the distributed power inverter, energy storage converter, and intelligent switch. At the same time, the execution results are monitored in real time and fed back to the phase space reconstruction module to form a closed-loop control.

[0008] Optionally, in the first implementation method of the first aspect of the present invention, it includes: obtaining the voltage instantaneous value sequence V(t), the current effective value sequence I(t) and the harmonic distortion rate sequence THD(t) in real time through the synchronous phasor measurement unit and harmonic sensor installed on the distribution bus, and generating a time-aligned multivariate original data stream; performing cross-recursive graph analysis on each variable in the multivariate original data stream to generate a multivariate delay parameter set; taking the voltage sequence as the dominant variable, and the current and harmonic distortion rate as coupling variables, to construct a dynamic phase space matrix: performing Lyapunov exponent spectrum calculation on the dynamic phase space matrix, and screening components with exponents greater than zero to form a chaotic state tensor, whose dimension is m V ×m I ×m THD .

[0009] Optionally, in a second implementation method of the first aspect of the present invention, it includes: extracting the phase trajectory of the voltage-dominant dimension from the chaotic state tensor, calculating the trajectory intersection density distribution through a preset Poincare plane, and generating a topological eigenvector; performing similarity matching on the topological eigenvector and a pre-stored bifurcation type feature library, and outputting a bifurcation type identifier of the current voltage instability mode; based on the energy decay rate model corresponding to the bifurcation type identifier, combined with the maximum Lyapunov exponent of the chaotic state tensor, calculating the critical trigger time of voltage instability, and generating a time-energy binary parameter group; according to a predefined correction rule library, mapping the bifurcation type identifier and the time-energy binary parameter group into specific control operation instructions, and generating a correction instruction set.

[0010] Optionally, in a third implementation of the first aspect of the present invention, the method includes: obtaining a battery cell temperature sequence, real-time charge and discharge current, and historical cycle times to generate a set of energy storage dynamic parameters; constructing a dynamic fractional-order differential equation model based on the energy storage dynamic parameter set; inputting the real-time charge and discharge current into the variable-order fractional-order coupling model, solving the health state and the charge state, and outputting a joint estimated value pair; collecting the actual output voltage V of the energy storage converter real (t) and current I real (t), calculate the deviation between it and the joint estimated value pair, and when the deviation exceeds a preset threshold, trigger the online correction of the model parameters to generate a dynamic correction signal.

[0011] Optionally, in a fourth implementation of the first aspect of the present invention, the method includes: extracting node types and connection relationships from a predefined distribution network physical topology database, encoding power nodes as symbols S p , load node code is S l 、The contact switch code is S s , generate a symbolic node type set; based on Kirchhoff's current law and the radial operation constraints of the distribution network, generate a set of legal connection rules between nodes; based on the symbolic node type set and the physical connection rule base, construct a two-dimensional binary matrix M topo [i][j], where: M topo [i][j]=0 means that the energy transmission from node i to j is physically prohibited; M topo [i][j]=1 indicates that transmission is allowed; a dynamic topology constraint matrix that is updated in real time is generated.

[0012] Optionally, in the fifth implementation method of the first aspect of the present invention, it includes: decomposing the correction instruction set, joint estimation value and topology constraint matrix into a fast-changing subsystem and a slow-changing subsystem according to the dynamic response rate, and generating a time-scale separation control parameter set; performing phase space amplitude-phase mapping according to the voltage regulation instruction in the fast-changing subsystem to generate a fast-changing control vector for driving the distributed power inverter; generating a slow-changing scheduling strategy table within the next 15-minute time window according to the energy storage and load instructions in the slow-changing subsystem; aligning the time base of the fast-changing control vector and the slow-changing scheduling strategy table to generate a time stamp that is strictly the same The method converts the coordinated control signal stream into a hardware-executable pulse sequence: the voltage regulation instruction is encoded as a high-frequency PWM wave, the energy storage charge and discharge instruction is encoded as an amplitude modulated pulse, and the topology switching instruction is encoded as a rising edge trigger signal to generate a multi-modal pulse instruction set; the output voltage phase difference of the distributed power inverter, the actual charge and discharge rate of the energy storage converter, and the action delay time of the intelligent switch are collected in real time to generate a dynamic error envelope matrix; the dynamic error envelope matrix is input into the chaos feature extraction module to trigger the online update of the phase space reconstruction parameters to form a closed-loop control loop.

[0013] Optionally, in a sixth implementation of the first aspect of the present invention, the present invention further includes: constructing a Lyapunov candidate function characterizing the transient stability of the system based on the phase difference, rate difference and delay difference components in the dynamic error envelope matrix; calculating a virtual damping coefficient D to be injected into the system according to the gradient direction of the stability quantification index. virt , generate damping compensation instructions and superimpose them on the fast-changing control vector, forcing the derivative of the Lyapunov function to be negative definite; based on the historical change rate of the stability quantification indicator, dynamically adjust the time constant proportional factor ε(t) of the fast-changing subsystem and the slow-changing subsystem, generate a time-scale proportional update signal and feed it back to the decoupling step; perform real-time continuous homology analysis on the executed distribution network topology structure, calculate its Betti number and compare it with the Betti number of the preset safe topology. If the deviation exceeds the limit, trigger the emergency reconstruction of the topology constraint matrix and generate the topology self-healing instruction.

[0014] The second aspect of the present invention provides a virtual power plant control device based on a neural network, which includes: an acquisition module for acquiring the voltage, current and harmonic distortion rate data of the distribution bus, performing multivariable coupled phase space reconstruction, and generating a dynamic phase space matrix containing the chaotic characteristics of the distribution network; a processing module for identifying the critical point of voltage instability through the phase trajectory topological characteristics in the dynamic phase space matrix, and generating a correction instruction set including bifurcation type and trigger time; a setting module for constructing a dynamic fractional-order differential equation model based on the real-time parameter input of the energy storage battery management system, and outputting the health of the energy storage system. The system generates a joint estimated value of the healthy state and the state of charge; a matrix module is used to generate symbolic node connection rules based on a preset distribution network physical topology structure database, and construct a topology constraint matrix containing prohibited connection relationships; an allocation module is used to input the correction instruction set, the joint estimated value and the topology constraint matrix into the neural network controller, and output collaborative control signals for power supply regulation, energy storage charging and discharging, and topology switching through singular perturbation decoupling of the fast-changing subsystem and the slow-changing subsystem, and send the collaborative control signals to the distributed power inverter, energy storage converter and intelligent switch, while monitoring the execution results in real time and feeding them back to the phase space reconstruction module to form a closed-loop control.

[0015] The third aspect of the present invention provides a neural network-based virtual power plant control device, comprising: a memory and at least one processor, wherein the memory stores instructions; the at least one processor calls the instructions in the memory so that the neural network-based virtual power plant control device executes the above-mentioned neural network-based virtual power plant control method.

[0016] A fourth aspect of the present invention provides a computer-readable storage medium, which stores instructions that, when executed on a computer, enable the computer to execute the above-mentioned neural network-based virtual power plant control method.

[0017] The technical solution provided by the present invention has the following beneficial effects:

[0018] Through multivariable coupled phase space reconstruction and voltage instability critical point identification, the dynamic characteristics of the system can be more accurately understood, and the control accuracy and efficiency can be improved;

[0019] The joint estimation of the energy storage system status provides strong support for the management and maintenance of the energy storage system, enhancing the reliability and service life of the energy storage system;

[0020] The construction and real-time update of the distribution network topology constraint matrix effectively avoids illegal connections and prohibitions on energy transmission, ensuring the safe and stable operation of the distribution network;

[0021] The introduction of a neural network controller and the generation of coordinated control signals enable coordinated control of power supply regulation, energy storage charging and discharging, and topology switching, optimizing the overall performance of the system.

[0022] The execution results are monitored in real time and fed back to the phase space reconstruction module, forming a closed-loop control system that can continuously adjust and optimize according to the system status, improving the system's adaptability and robustness. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0023] Figure 1 Schematic diagram of an embodiment of a virtual power plant control method based on a neural network in an embodiment of the present invention;

[0024] Figure 2 Schematic diagram of another embodiment of a virtual power plant control method based on a neural network in an embodiment of the present invention;

[0025] Figure 3 Schematic diagram of an embodiment of a virtual power plant control device based on a neural network in an embodiment of the present invention;

[0026] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a virtual power plant control device based on a neural network in an embodiment of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0027] The embodiments of the present invention provide a neural network-based virtual power plant control method, system, and device for solving the core problems of traditional virtual power plant control, namely, strong data dependence, low topological security, and difficulty in multi-scale collaboration. In addition, the terms "including" or "having" and any variations thereof are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusions. For example, a process, method, system, product, or device that includes a series of steps or units is not necessarily limited to those steps or units explicitly listed, but may include other steps or units that are not explicitly listed or are inherent to these processes, methods, products, or devices.

[0028] For ease of understanding, the specific process of the embodiment of the present invention is described below. Figure 1 In one embodiment of the present invention, a method for controlling a virtual power plant based on a neural network includes:

[0029] 101. Dynamic phase space reconstruction of distribution network: Obtain the voltage, current and harmonic distortion rate data of the distribution bus, perform multivariable coupled phase space reconstruction based on the improved Takens theorem, and generate a dynamic phase space matrix that includes the chaotic characteristics of the distribution network;

[0030] It is understandable that the execution subject of the present invention can be a virtual power plant control device based on a neural network, or a terminal or a server, which is not limited here. The embodiment of the present invention is described by taking the server as the execution subject as an example.

[0031] It should be noted that a 10kV distribution station collects busbar three-phase voltage (V), current (I), and total harmonic distortion (THD) data at a sampling frequency of 1kHz for 5 seconds to obtain a 5000-point time series of each variable. Dynamic phase space reconstruction based on the improved Takens theorem is implemented as follows:

[0032] Multi-source data coupling processing: Time-varying data of three-phase voltage (phase A 10.2kV±5%), current (phase B 650A±8%), and THD (phase C 4.8%±0.3%) are collected, and timestamps are aligned using the sliding window method to eliminate sensor asynchronous sampling errors.

[0033] Delay parameter optimization: The mutual information method is used to determine the optimal delay τ = 3ms for the voltage sequence (corresponding to the first minimum of the mutual information curve). The current sequence is determined to have τ = 5ms by decaying the autocorrelation function to 37% of the initial value. The THD sequence is selected to have τ = 2ms based on the maximum Lyapunj exponent convergence.

[0034] Joint embedding dimension construction: False nearest neighbor analysis was performed on the standardized three-variable data matrix (dimension 5000×3). When the dimension increased to 5, the proportion of false neighbors dropped below 5%, and the joint embedding dimension m = 5 was determined.

[0035] Dynamic phase space generation, select the phase point vector at time t = 2.356s:

[0036] X(t)=[V(t),V(t-3Δt),V(t-6Δt),I(t-5Δt),THD(t-2Δt)]

[0037] The specific values are [10.12kV, 10.08kV, 10.05kV, 682A, 4.72%], forming a 15-dimensional phase space matrix (5 dimensions × 3 variables). The maximum Lyapunov exponent of this matrix is calculated to be 0.12, verifying the chaotic nature of the system.

[0038] To verify the reconstruction, a surrogate data test was used to generate 100 sets of phase-randomized data. The trajectory divergence rate of the original phase space matrix was significantly higher than that of the surrogate matrix (p < 0.01), confirming that 93.7% of the original dynamic characteristics were retained. This matrix can subsequently be used to extract topological features at the critical point of voltage instability.

[0039] 102. Identification and correction of voltage instability critical points: Identify voltage instability critical points through the phase trajectory topology characteristics in the dynamic phase space matrix, and generate a correction instruction set including bifurcation type and trigger time;

[0040] It should be noted that the phase trajectory feature extraction and quantitative analysis extracts key topological features through the dynamic phase space matrix (dimension 5000×15): Curvature mutation detection: When the phase trajectory curvature radius drops from 850m to 30m within 0.2 seconds, an early warning is triggered, and the system records the curvature change rate ΔK / Δt=7.5m -1 / s(Threshold 5m -1 / s); Divergence angle accumulation monitoring: The divergence angles of adjacent phase points accumulated to 175° within 180ms, exceeding the safety threshold of 150°; Recursion graph density analysis: Using a 50×50 sliding window for detection, the recursion rate dropped suddenly from 0.75 to 0.18 (normal range 0.6-0.8), indicating that the system has entered a chaotic state;

[0041] Intelligent determination of bifurcation type and feature fusion diagnosis: The curvature mutation index (7.5) and the cumulative divergence angle (175°) were compared with the historical fault database, matching the saddle-node bifurcation caused by busbar capacitor failure (confidence level 91.5%). Hopf bifurcation elimination: The trend of the real part of the eigenvalue of the characteristic matrix was calculated (0.15→0.08), and no conjugate imaginary root crossing phenomenon was observed. Dynamic safety margin assessment: The voltage trajectory for the next 10 seconds was predicted using an LSTM neural network, and the output collapse probability reached 82%.

[0042] Accurate positioning of critical time, dual time calibration:

[0043] Forward prediction: The Volterra series model is used to predict that the voltage will drop to 34.8 kV (below the 35 kV ± 10% limit) after 6 ms.

[0044] Backward tracing: The phase trajectory was traced back and the first irreversible divergence point appeared at t = 12.428s (corresponding to the actual voltage 35.1kV → 34.97kV);

[0045] Time window optimization: Combined with the device status data updated in the real-time database, the critical time window is finally determined to be t_c = 12.452s ± 3ms;

[0046] Multi-level correction instruction generation, generating a three-level coordinated control strategy:

[0047] Emergency response (T+0ms): 42MVar capacitor bank is put into operation and prioritized through the control instruction queue;

[0048] Power regulation (T+50ms): Increase the output of distributed power generation DG3 from 82% to 95% and simultaneously start discharging the energy storage system (SOC is reduced from 80% to 72%).

[0049] Load control (T+100ms): Cut off non-critical loads L9 / L12 (total power 8.2MW), with the preset rollback condition that the voltage returns to 35.2kV±0.5% within 150ms;

[0050] Closed-loop verification and parameter update, execution effect monitoring: At t+50ms, the voltage rebounded to 35.08kV, and the phase trajectory divergence angle dropped to 85°; the recursive graph density recovered to 0.65, entering the safe operating range;

[0051] Data feedback mechanism: The corrected voltage trajectory (35.08kV→35.15kV→35.21kV) is written to the database in real time to update the LSTM prediction model parameters.

[0052] 103. Fractional-order energy storage system state prediction: Based on the real-time parameter input of the energy storage battery management system, a dynamic fractional-order differential equation model is constructed to output a joint estimate of the health state and state of charge of the energy storage system;

[0053] It should be noted that the following parameters were obtained through the battery management system (BMS) at a sampling frequency of 100Hz: single cell voltage: 3.2V±0.05V (normal range 2.5-3.65V); loop current: ±150A (bidirectional charge and discharge); temperature field distribution: 5 monitoring points (25.3℃ / 26.1℃ / 27.8℃ / 24.9℃ / 25.6℃); historical charge and discharge cycle number: 328 times (total capacity decayed to 92% of the initial value);

[0054] Data preprocessing included: current integral correction: adaptive coulomb counting was used to calibrate the 150 A current to 0.5% accuracy; temperature compensation: a temperature-capacity decay model was established based on the Arrhenius equation with a compensation coefficient of α = 0.0032 / °C; and noise filtering: a fractional-order low-pass filter (cutoff frequency 0.5 Hz, order α = 0.7) was applied.

[0055] Fractional-order dynamic modeling was used to construct a fractional variable resistance-capacitance model (FVOM) for lithium batteries: equivalent circuit structure: ohmic resistance R0 = 0.85 mΩ (calibrated value at 20°C); polarization resistance R1 = 1.2 mΩ (time-varying parameter, varying by ±15% with SOC); constant-phase element CPE1: C1 = 12 kF·s^(α-1), order α = 0.83;

[0056] Equation of state:

[0057]

[0058] The fractional differential is discretized using Grünwald-Letnikov, and the memory length is L = 50;

[0059] Parameter identification and optimization, using the improved chaotic particle swarm algorithm for dynamic identification of model parameters: multi-group competition mechanism: set up 3 sub-groups (each with 50 particles), through the fitness function:

[0060]

[0061] The algorithm converged after 200 iterations, and the parameter identification error was ≤0.8mV;

[0062] Chaotic local search: Logistic mapping (μ=3.99) is used to escape from the local optimum, improving the CPE parameter identification accuracy by 18%.

[0063] Combined state estimation to build a strong tracking fractional-order extended Kalman filter (STF-FEKF) algorithm:

[0064] State space: state variable x = [SOC, SOH, V_CPE]^T; observation variable z = [terminal voltage, temperature gradient];

[0065] Fractional covariance adjustment: Introduce the attenuation factor λ_k = 0.96 to suppress overfitting of historical data; covariance matrix Q = diag(1e-4, 5e-5, 2e-3);

[0066] Real-time update mechanism: SOC estimation error ≤ 1% (compared with Coulomb integral method); SOH estimation error ≤ 2% (compared with capacity increment method);

[0067] Verification and output, under 30% constant current discharge condition: SOC-SOH joint estimation: initial SOC = 80% → predicted value 79.2% (error 0.8%); SOH = 91.5% → measured capacity value 91.2% (error 0.3%);

[0068] Voltage prediction comparison:

[0069] Time(s) Measured voltage (V) Predicted voltage (V) Error (mV) 120 3.152 3.148 4 300 3.021 3.017 4 600 2.893 2.888 5

[0070] Computational efficiency: Single-step prediction time ≤ 15ms (meets 100Hz real-time requirements); memory usage < 8MB (including 1000 historical data windows);

[0071] 104. Symbolic distribution topology constraint modeling: Generate symbolic node connection rules based on the preset distribution network physical topology database and construct a topology constraint matrix containing prohibited connection relationships;

[0072] It should be noted that the distribution network physical topology database built based on the GIS system includes the following core elements: node information table (partial example):

[0073] Node ID type Voltage level Current Status Associated devices N101 Main bus 10kV run Circuit breaker QF1 N203 Section switch 10kV disconnect Isolating switch QS5 N307 Distributed power generation 400V Grid connection Inverter PV3 N412 Energy storage access point 380V Charge Bidirectional converter PCS2

[0074] Branch connection relationship:

[0075] N101--QF1-->N102--QS3-->N201;

[0076] N203--QS5-->N204--QF6-->N205;

[0077] N307--PV3-->N308--L9-->N412;

[0078] Symbolic rule generation, node type coding: main bus: MB; section switch: SW; distributed power: DG; energy storage access point: ES; load node: LD;

[0079] Connection constraint rule base: Electrical constraints: Rule 1: Direct connection between nodes of different voltage levels is prohibited Rule 2: The associated branches of the disconnected switch are prohibited from closing; Rule 3: Loops are prohibited within the same feeder segment;

[0080] Operational strategy constraints: Rule 4: Non-frequency-regulating units are prohibited from being connected when the energy storage system is charging; Rule 5: Reverse power transmission is prohibited when the photovoltaic inverter is off-grid;

[0081] Topology constraint matrix construction, adjacency matrix initialization: create a 50×50 matrix (corresponding to 50 nodes), with all initial values 0 (allowing connections);

[0082] Dynamic constraint injection: Voltage level constraint:

[0083] Set the intersection position of the 10kV node (N101-N200) and the 400V node (N301-N400) to 1 (disable connection);

[0084] Matrix[N101][N307]=1 / / Direct connection between the 10kV main busbar and the 400V photovoltaic node is prohibited;

[0085] Switch state constraint: Set bidirectional prohibition for the disconnected section switch QS5 associated branch (N203-N204): Matrix[N203][N204]=Matrix[N204][N203]=1;

[0086] Anti-loop constraint: Detect the topology of feeder F1 (N101→N102→N201→N202) and set reverse blocking on the closed path:

[0087] Matrix[N201][N102]=1 / / disable N201→N102 reverse conduction;

[0088] Operation strategy constraint superposition: When the energy storage system N412 is in the charging state:

[0089] It is prohibited to connect non-frequency regulating unit DG group (N310-N319);

[0090] For iin310..319:Matrix[N412][Ni]=Matrix[Ni][N412]=1;

[0091] Matrix verification and application, real-time connection legitimacy detection: When the system attempts to close circuit breaker QF7 to connect N205 and N305: the matrix constraint bit Matrix[N205][N305] of N205 (10kV) and N305 (400V) = 1; an alarm is triggered and the operation is blocked to prevent accidental connection across voltage levels;

[0092] Topology reconstruction decision support: In the fault isolation scenario, for the disconnected segment switch QS5 (N203-N204), an alternative power supply path [N101→N105→N204] is automatically generated, and the matrix [N105][N204] = 0 is verified (connection allowed). The topology switching instruction is output: close QF3 (N105) and disconnect QF5 (N106).

[0093] Constraint matrix update mechanism: When the photovoltaic inverter PV3 (N307) switches to the off-grid state:

[0094] Activate Rule 5 constraint, Matrix[N307][N308]=1 (disable reverse power transmission to the main grid); update cycle: 50ms (synchronized with SCADA system refresh);

[0095] This modeling approach reduces the time required to verify the compliance of distribution network topology constraints from 120ms compared to traditional methods to 18ms. The constraint matrix achieves a 99.2% success rate in searching for legal paths for N-1 fault scenarios. Field measurements show that the matrix accurately blocks illegal connections 100% of the time, effectively preventing three potential ring network accidents caused by human error.

[0096] 105. Multi-time-scale collaborative control signal generation: The correction instruction set, joint estimation value and topology constraint matrix are input into the neural network controller, and through the singular perturbation decoupling of the fast-changing subsystem and the slow-changing subsystem, the collaborative control signals for power supply regulation, energy storage charging and discharging, and topology switching are output. The collaborative control signals are sent down to the distributed power inverter, energy storage converter and intelligent switch, and the execution results are monitored in real time and fed back to the phase space reconstruction module to form a closed-loop control.

[0097] It should be noted that when a voltage fluctuation event occurs at 10:15 on March 24, 2025, the power plant achieves system stability through multi-time scale coordinated control based on the output data of steps 101-104. The specific process is as follows: Control signal generation framework, time scale division:

[0098] Fast-changing subsystem (seconds): Distributed power inverter response (0-30 seconds), using a deep Q network (DQN) controller with a 25-node input layer (including a 15-dimensional phase space matrix + 8-dimensional correction instructions);

[0099] Slow-change subsystem (minute-level): Energy storage charge and discharge scheduling (30-300 seconds), building a long short-term memory network (LSTM) prediction model with a memory window of 60 seconds;

[0100] Ultra-slow-changing subsystem (hours): topology switching decision (over 300 seconds), reinforcement learning strategy based on symbolic constraint matrix;

[0101] Input data preprocessing: Correction instruction set: Saddle-node bifurcation type III instructions, including 3-level power compensation (total 42 MVar); Joint energy storage estimate: SOC = 72% ± 1%, SOH = 89.5%; Topology constraint matrix: 50 × 50 matrix, 18% prohibited connection sites;

[0102] Singular perturbation decoupling control, fast-change layer execution: At 10:15:30, the PV inverter power ramp was triggered, reducing DG3 output from 95% to 82% within 0.5 seconds (actual power from 9.5MW to 8.2MW); five capacitor banks were synchronously started, with 42MVar capacitors being put into operation within 200ms, and the bus voltage recovered from 34.8kV to 35.05kV.

[0103] Slow-change layer regulation: Based on the estimated SOC value, the energy storage system discharge is started at 10:16:00: P_{ESS} = 0.8 × (1-SOC / 100) × P_{rated} = 0.8 × 0.28 × 5MW = 1.12MW; after regulation, the SOC drops from 72% to 68.5% (a 3.5% drop in 30 seconds);

[0104] Ultra-slow change decision: At 10:20:00, an illegal connection attempt between N205 and N305 was detected, triggering a topology reconstruction: the QF7 circuit breaker was opened (operation time 650ms); the backup line QF9 was closed, and the reconstruction took 1.2 seconds;

[0105] Collaborative control verification, dynamic performance indicators:

[0106] parameter Before control After control (10:25:00) Improvement rate Voltage fluctuation rate 5.8％ 0.9％ 84.5％ Frequency deviation (Hz) ±0.35 ±0.08 77.1％ Peak load response delay (s) 12.5 3.2 74.4％

[0107] Economic analysis: Comprehensive costs were reduced through multi-timescale optimization: frequency modulation costs were reduced from ￥1520 / hour to ￥720 / hour; the curtailment rate was reduced from 8.2% to 2.1%; and the energy storage cycle life loss was reduced by 23% (equivalent cycles were reduced by 328 times).

[0108] Closed-loop feedback mechanism, executing monitoring data: 10:30:00, collecting a new phase space matrix (dimension 5000×15), detecting: the Lyapunov exponent dropped from 0.12 to 0.05; the topological constraint matrix updated 12 prohibited sites;

[0109] Model parameter self-healing: The DQN controller updates weights online, reducing the loss function value from 0.15 to 0.07; the LSTM prediction model RMSE is optimized from 3.2% to 1.8%;

[0110] In this case, multi-timescale coordinated control restored the system to stable operation within 5 minutes, validating the "second-level response, minute-level optimization, hour-level reconstruction" technical approach proposed in the Shenzhen Power Supply Bureau's patent. Field data shows that this approach improves energy efficiency by 17.3% and reduces operation and maintenance costs by 28.6% compared to traditional single-timescale control strategies, meeting the virtual power plant's rapid response requirements for complex operating conditions.

[0111] In this embodiment, a modified Takens theorem is used to achieve multivariable coupled phase space reconstruction, addressing the difficulty traditional methods have in capturing the nonlinear dynamic characteristics of distribution networks. By integrating multidimensional features such as curvature mutation detection, divergence angle accumulation, and recursive graph density, bifurcation type determination is achieved, reducing the false positive rate compared to traditional threshold methods. Second-level coordinated control: A three-level correction strategy is proposed to prevent voltage collapse within 320ms, with a response delay of ≤20ms, speeding up control compared to traditional PI control. A closed-loop feedback mechanism updates the LSTM model, enabling dynamic parameter self-healing. Symbolic coding and matrix constraints (50×50 adjacency matrix) are used to block cross-voltage level connections and illegal loops, preventing network accidents caused by human error. Singular perturbation theory is used to divide fast-, slow-, and ultra-slow-varying subsystems, achieving a coordinated "second response, minute optimization, and hour reconstruction" strategy. Chaos theory, fractional calculus, and reinforcement learning are deeply integrated with the physical laws of power grids. Lyapunov exponents are used to dynamically adjust control parameters, enabling quantitative management of system transient stability.

[0112] See also Figure 2 Another embodiment of a virtual power plant control method based on a neural network in the embodiment of the present invention includes:

[0113] 201. Dynamic Phase Space Reconstruction of Distribution Network: Obtain the voltage, current, and harmonic distortion rate data of the distribution busbar, perform multivariable coupled phase space reconstruction based on the improved Takens theorem, and generate a dynamic phase space matrix that includes the chaotic characteristics of the distribution network;

[0114] Specifically, multi-source data is synchronously collected: through the synchronized phasor measurement units (PMUs) and harmonic sensors installed on the distribution bus, the voltage instantaneous value sequence V(t), the current effective value sequence I(t), and the harmonic distortion rate sequence THD(t) are acquired in real time to generate a time-aligned multivariate raw data stream;

[0115] Multivariable delay parameter optimization: Perform cross-recursion graph analysis on each variable in the multivariable original data stream to calculate the optimal delay time combination (τ V-I ,τ I-THD ), generate a multivariable delay parameter set; chaotic attractor space reconstruction: based on the improved Takens theorem, the voltage sequence V(t) is used as the dominant variable, the current and harmonic distortion rate are used as coupling variables, and the dynamic phase space matrix is constructed according to the following rules: the embedding dimension m is determined by the false neighbor method, so that the voltage dimension m V =m, current dimension Harmonic Dimension

[0116] The reconstructed matrix form is:

[0117] X(t)=[V(t),V(t+τ V-I ),I(t+τ I-THD ),THD(t),..]

[0118] The omitted terms represent the high-dimensional components expanded by the delay parameters of each variable;

[0119] Chaotic characteristic enhancement coding: the Lyapunov exponent spectrum of the dynamic phase space matrix is calculated, and the components with exponents greater than zero are selected to form a chaotic state tensor with a dimension of m. V ×m I ×m THD .

[0120] It should be noted that a PMU (sampling frequency 10kHz) and harmonic sensors were installed on the 10kV distribution busbar to simultaneously collect the following data within a 1-second time window:

[0121] Voltage instantaneous value sequence: V(t) = [0.998, 1.012, 0.985, ..., 1.003] (10,000 points in total, unit: per unit);

[0122] Current RMS value sequence: I(t) = [502.3, 498.7, 510.1, ..., 495.6] (10,000 points in total, unit: A);

[0123] Harmonic distortion sequence: THD(t) = [2.15%, 2.33%, 1.98%, ..., 2.11%] (10,000 points in total);

[0124] The three sets of data are aligned by GPS clock, with a timestamp error of <1μs, generating a synchronized data stream. Multivariable delay parameter optimization uses cross-recursion graph analysis to calculate the optimal delay between variables: voltage-current delay (τ V-I ): Calculate the minimum value of the mutual information function corresponding to a delay of 5ms (50 sample points); Current-THD delay (τ I-THD ): Based on the phase synchronization test, the optimal delay is determined to be 8ms (80 sample points). Generate the delay parameter set: {τ V-I =50,τ I-THD =80}.

[0125] Reconstruction of chaotic attractor space and calculation of embedding dimension: False neighbor method (FNN) is used to analyze the V(t) sequence. When the dimension m=6, the proportion of false neighbors is <5%, so m=6 is determined.

[0126] Assign dimensions according to rules: Voltage dimension: m V =6; Current dimension: THD dimension:

[0127] Reconstruct the dynamic phase space matrix: Expand the multivariate sequence by the delay parameter:

[0128]

[0129] Matrix dimensions: 10,000 × (6 + 3 + 2) = 10,000 × 11;

[0130] Chaotic characteristic enhancement coding, Lyapunov exponent spectrum calculation: QR decomposition of the reconstructed matrix, extracting the exponent: λ = [0.12, 0.08, -0.03, 0.05, -0.10, 0.02, ...];

[0131] Filter the positive exponential components (λ>0), retain the first 6 voltage, 3 current, and 2 THD dimensions, and generate the chaotic state tensor: dimension: 6×3×2;

[0132] Example of tensor elements: T[0][0][0] = 0.12 (maximum positive exponent of the voltage main dimension); T[2][1][0] = 0.05 (coupling component of current and THD);

[0133] Through multivariable coupling reconstruction, the original 30-dimensional electrical parameters are compressed into an 11-dimensional chaotic feature space, providing high-information density input for subsequent voltage instability identification.

[0134] 202. Identification and correction of voltage instability critical points: identifying voltage instability critical points through phase trajectory topological features in the dynamic phase space matrix, and generating a correction instruction set including bifurcation type and trigger time;

[0135] Specifically, phase trajectory Poincare section analysis: extract the phase trajectory of the voltage-dominant dimension from the chaotic state tensor, calculate the trajectory intersection density distribution through the preset Poincare section plane, and generate a topological eigenvector; bifurcation type pattern matching: perform similarity matching on the topological eigenvector and the pre-stored bifurcation type feature library, and output the bifurcation type identifier of the current voltage instability mode, including saddle-node bifurcation, Hopf bifurcation and period-doubling bifurcation types; critical trigger time prediction: based on the energy decay rate model corresponding to the bifurcation type identifier and combined with the maximum Lyapunov exponent of the chaotic state tensor, calculate the critical trigger time of voltage instability and generate a time-energy binary parameter group; correction instruction rule mapping: according to the predefined correction rule library, map the bifurcation type identifier and the time-energy binary parameter group into specific control operation instructions to generate a correction instruction set containing adjustment targets, execution intensity and timestamps.

[0136] It should be noted that the chaotic state tensor (dimensions 6×3×2) generated in step 201 includes phase trajectory data of the voltage-dominated dimension.

[0137] Operation process: Poincare cutting plane definition: Set the cutting plane equation to V(t) = 1.0 pu (per unit) in the voltage phase space, and intercept the points where the phase trajectory crosses the plane; Intersection density calculation: Intercept the phase trajectory of the voltage dimension (mV = 6) in the chaotic state tensor, and count the distribution of the intercept points within a 5ms time window:

[0138] Example of interception point coordinates: P1 = (1.0, 0.12, -0.05), P2 = (1.0, -0.08, 0.03), ... (a total of 1200 interception points);

[0139] Density distribution matrix: Divide the cutting plane into 10×10 grids, count the number of cutting points in each grid, and generate a density matrix:

[0140]

[0141] Output: Topological feature vector F = [0.32, 0.18, 0.05, …] (normalized density value, dimension 100).

[0142] Bifurcation type pattern matching, pre-stored bifurcation feature library: Saddle-node bifurcation: density peak is concentrated in the central area, and the mean square error of the eigenvector is <0.1; Hopf bifurcation: density is annularly distributed, and the main frequency band energy accounts for >60%; period-doubling bifurcation: density presents a bimodal distribution, and symmetry is >0.8.

[0143] Matching process: Calculate the cosine similarity between the current feature vector F and the feature library: saddle-node bifurcation similarity: 0.92; Hopf bifurcation similarity: 0.35; period-doubling bifurcation similarity: 0.15; decision logic: select the bifurcation type with the highest similarity (saddle-node bifurcation) and generate the identifier Bifurcation_ID = SN.

[0144] Critical trigger time prediction, energy decay model (saddle-node bifurcation):

[0145]

[0146] Parameter input: initial energy deviation ∈ 0 = 0.25 pu (extracted from the phase trajectory amplitude); energy threshold ∈ th =0.05pu (preset safety threshold); maximum Lyapunov exponent λ max =0.12s -1 (from the chaotic state tensor);

[0147] Calculate the trigger time:

[0148]

[0149] Output: time-energy binary parameter group (T, E) = (13.5s, 0.25pu).

[0150] Correction instruction rule mapping

[0151] Predefined correction rule library (saddle-node bifurcation scenario):

[0152]

[0153] Instruction generation: Matching condition: T critical =13.5s<15s, select reactive support strategy. Parameter calculation: Base reactive capacity Q base =10MVar (system parameter); adjustment amount ΔQ = 0.3×10 = 3MVar; execution timestamp: 13.5-2 = 11.5s (from the current moment);

[0154] Output correction instruction set:

[0155]

[0156] By quantifying bifurcation characteristics and dynamic time prediction, precise correction was triggered 2 seconds before the critical point of 13.5 seconds, verifying the real-time and reliability of voltage instability control.

[0157] 203. Fractional-order energy storage system state prediction: Based on the real-time parameter input of the energy storage battery management system, a dynamic fractional-order differential equation model is constructed to output a joint estimate of the health state and state of charge of the energy storage system;

[0158] Specifically, multi-dimensional parameters are collected in real time: the battery cell temperature sequence T is obtained from the energy storage battery management system (BMS). i (t), real-time charge and discharge current I ess (t) and the number of historical cycles N cycle , generating a set of dynamic parameters for energy storage; variable-order fractional-order model construction: based on the energy storage dynamic parameter set, construct a dynamic fractional-order differential equation model, whose order α(t) is adaptively adjusted with temperature and number of cycles:

[0159] α(t)=α0·exp(-β·N cycle )+γ·(T avg (t)-T ref )

[0160] Among them, α0, β, γ are pre-calibrated parameters, T avg (t) is the average temperature of the battery pack, generating a variable-order fractional-order coupling model;

[0161] Joint state estimator design: real-time charge and discharge current I ess(t) Input to the variable-order fractional-order coupling model, solve the state of health (SOH) and state of charge (SOC) synchronously through the Grünwald-Letnikov discretization algorithm, and output the SOH-SOC joint estimation value pair; real-time closed-loop verification and correction: collect the actual output voltage V of the energy storage converter real (t) and current I real (t), calculate the deviation between it and the joint estimated value pair, and when the deviation exceeds a preset threshold, trigger the online correction of the model parameters, generate a dynamic correction signal and feed it back to the model construction module.

[0162] It should be noted that the following real-time parameters were collected from the BMS of a lithium iron phosphate battery pack (rated capacity 100Ah, voltage range 2.5-3.65V) (sampling frequency 1Hz, lasting 10 minutes):

[0163] Monomer temperature series: T i (t) = [25.3°C, 25.5°C, 26.1°C, ..., 27.2°C] (average temperature T_avg = 26.5°C); real-time charge and discharge current: I ess (t) = [-50A (discharge), 30A (charge), ..., -45A] (dynamic fluctuation); historical cycle number: N cycle =200 times;

[0164] Output: Energy storage dynamic parameter set {T i (t),I ess (t),N cycle}, generate a time series database by timestamp alignment.

[0165] A variable-order fractional-order model was constructed, and the model parameters were set (pre-calibrated values): initial order α_0 = 0.85 (based on the battery aging baseline); attenuation coefficient β = 0.002 (cycle number influence factor); temperature correction coefficient γ = 0.01 (temperature sensitivity parameter); reference temperature T_ref = 25°C;

[0166] Adaptive order calculation: According to the formula:

[0167] α(t)=0.85·e -0.002×200 +0.01×(26.525)=0.85·0.670+0.015=0.583

[0168] Model equations: Construct a second-order fractional differential equation to describe the battery dynamics:

[0169]

[0170] Where R0 = 0.02Ω (ohmic resistance), R1 = 0.05Ω (polarization resistance), Qn =100Ah (rated capacity).

[0171] Joint state estimator design, Grünwald-Letnikov discretization: Discretize the fractional-order differential terms (time step Δt = 1s):

[0172]

[0173] SOH calculation: Based on capacity fading model:

[0174]

[0175] Output: A joint state estimate pair (SOC=0.62, SOH=0.80) is updated every 1 second, with a maximum computational delay of <50ms.

[0176] Real-time closed-loop verification and correction, data acquisition:

[0177] Actual output voltage of the energy storage converter: V_real(t) = [2.95V, 3.02V, ..., 3.10V];

[0178] Actual output current: I_real(t) = [-49.8A, 29.5A, ..., -44.7A];

[0179] Deviation calculation: Voltage deviation: ΔV = |V_real(t) - model predicted value| = [0.03V, 0.05V, ..., 0.12V]; Current deviation: ΔI = |I_real(t) - I_ess(t) | = [0.2A, 0.5A, ..., 0.3A];

[0180] Threshold trigger and parameter correction: When ΔV>0.1V for 5 seconds: adjust model parameters: α_0 is corrected from 0.85 to 0.88 (to compensate for the polarization effect caused by temperature);

[0181] Update formula: α(t) = 0.88·e -0.002×200 +0.01×(26.5-25)=0.599

[0182] After correction, the voltage prediction error is reduced to ΔV<0.05V, and the model convergence speed is increased by 15%.

[0183] Through the dynamic fractional-order model and closed-loop correction mechanism, joint high-precision estimation of SOC (accuracy ±1%) and SOH (accuracy ±0.5%) is achieved, providing reliable state input for real-time regulation of virtual power plant energy storage units.

[0184] 204. Symbolic distribution topology constraint modeling: Generate symbolic node connection rules based on the preset distribution network physical topology database and construct a topology constraint matrix containing prohibited connection relationships;

[0185] Specifically, topology symbolic coding: extract node types and connection relationships from the predefined distribution network physical topology database, and encode power nodes as symbols S p , load node code is S l 、The contact switch code is S s , generate a set of symbolic node types;

[0186] Physical connection rule extraction: Based on Kirchhoff's current law and the radial operation constraints of the distribution network, a set of legal connection rules between nodes is generated, including: load nodes are prohibited from reversely supplying power to power nodes; non-connecting switch nodes are prohibited from directly connecting across regions; energy storage nodes are only allowed to connect bidirectionally with adjacent power or load nodes; forming a physical connection rule base;

[0187] Dynamic topology constraint matrix construction: Based on the symbolic node type set and the physical connection rule base, a two-dimensional binary matrix M is constructed. topo [i][j], where: M topo [i][j]=0 means that the energy transmission from node i to j is physically prohibited; M topo [i][j]=1 indicates that transmission is allowed; a dynamic topology constraint matrix is generated and updated in real time; topology-electrical coupling verification: real-time power flow data of the distribution network is received to verify the compatibility of the dynamic topology constraint matrix with the current electrical state. When a conflict between the matrix rules and the actual power flow is detected, a topology structure abnormality alarm is triggered and a constraint correction instruction is generated.

[0188] It should be noted that, taking the improved IEEE33-node system as an example (including 3 power nodes, 25 load nodes, 2 tie switches, and 3 energy storage nodes), a symbolic node set is constructed: power node (Sp): nodes 1, 2, and 3; load node (Sl): nodes 4-28; tie switch (Ss): nodes 29 and 30; energy storage node (Se): nodes 31-33;

[0189] Encoding rules: Node type identifier: Sp = 1, Sl = 2, Ss = 3, Se = 4; Generate symbolic set: Node_Type = [1, 1, 1, 2, 2, ..., 3, 3, 4, 4, 4];

[0190] Physical connection rule extraction, based on the disconnection and ring-breaking concept and combined with the radial operation constraints of the distribution network, defines the following rules: Reverse power supply prohibited: The load node (Sl) cannot transmit power to the power node (Sp) (node 4 → node 1 is prohibited). Cross-region isolation: Non-connecting switch nodes (Sl node 5 and Sl node 15) are prohibited from direct cross-region connection. Energy storage bidirectional restriction: The energy storage node (Se) is only allowed to connect bidirectionally with adjacent Sp or Sl nodes (Se31 is only connected to Sp1 and Sl4). Loop destruction constraint: Each loop must disconnect at least one branch (loop 4-5-6-7-4 requires disconnecting branch 5-6).

[0191] Dynamic topology constraint matrix construction, matrix dimension: 33×33 (total number of nodes);

[0192] Binary rule mapping:

[0193] Connection allowed (Mtopo=1): Sp→Sl(1→4), Sl→adjacent Sl(4→5),

[0194] Prohibited connections (Mtopo=0): Sl→Sp (4→1), non-adjacent area Sl (5→15), Se and non-adjacent nodes (31→10);

[0195] Matrix local example (nodes 1, 4, 5, 31): Node 1 (Sp): [1, 1, 1, 0, 0, ..., 1 (→ 31), 0, ...]; Node 4 (Sl): [0, 0, 0, 1, 1 (→ 5), ..., 0, ...]; Node 31 (Se):

[0196] Topology-electrical coupling verification, real-time data input: Power flow direction: load node 4 is detected to be supplying reverse power to power node 1 (power -50kW); topology constraint matrix status: Mtopo[4][1] = 0 (rule prohibited);

[0197] Conflict Detection: Actual power flow conflicts with matrix rules, triggering an anomaly alarm. The system automatically locates the offending path: branch 4-1, which is supplying reverse power.

[0198] Correction instruction generation: Topology self-healing: disconnect branch 4-1 (set Mtopo[4][1]=0 and lock); dynamic update: close branch 4-29-5 through the connecting switch node 29 and reconstruct the power supply path (update Mtopo[4]

[29] =1, Mtopo

[29] [5]=1).

[0199] Verification results: After reconstruction, the flow direction is: Sp1→Sl4 (through the newly added path 1-29-4), the power is +48kW, and the radial constraint is met.

[0200] By combining symbolic rules with dynamic matrix construction, combined with the concept of disconnection and loop decoupling, this approach achieves real-time constraints and self-healing of distribution network topology, ensuring the stringency of radial operation within virtual power plant control. Actual data validation demonstrates that this approach significantly outperforms traditional spanning tree constraints in conflict detection and correction efficiency.

[0201] 205. Multi-time-scale collaborative control signal generation: The correction instruction set, joint estimation value and topology constraint matrix are input into the neural network controller, and through the singular perturbation decoupling of the fast-changing subsystem and the slow-changing subsystem, the collaborative control signals for power supply regulation, energy storage charging and discharging, and topology switching are output, and the collaborative control signals are sent down to the distributed power inverter, energy storage converter and intelligent switch. At the same time, the execution results are monitored in real time and fed back to the phase space reconstruction module to form a closed-loop control.

[0202] Specifically, dual-time-scale decoupling: Based on singular perturbation theory, the correction instruction set, joint estimation value and topology constraint matrix are decomposed according to the dynamic response rate into: a fast-changing subsystem: containing voltage regulation instructions and topology switching instructions, with a response time scale of milliseconds; a slow-changing subsystem: containing energy storage charging and discharging instructions and load scheduling instructions, with a response time scale of minutes; and a time-scale separation control parameter set is generated;

[0203] Real-time generation of fast-changing control fields: Performing phase space amplitude-phase mapping on the voltage regulation instructions in the fast-changing subsystem and combining the prohibition rules of the topology constraint matrix to generate a fast-changing control vector for driving the distributed power inverter, which includes a triplet of pulse amplitude, frequency, and duration;

[0204] Slow-variable scheduling strategy optimization: For the energy storage and load instructions in the slow-variable subsystem, based on the connectivity rules of the energy conservation equation and the topology constraint matrix, a slow-variable scheduling strategy table within the next 15-minute time window is generated, which includes the energy storage charging and discharging power curve and the load switching sequence; cross-scale signal synchronization: The time base of the fast-variable control vector and the slow-variable scheduling strategy table is aligned through the dynamic time warping algorithm to generate a coordinated control signal stream with strictly synchronized timestamps; control signal pulse modulation conversion: The coordinated control signal stream is converted into a hardware-executable pulse sequence: the voltage regulation instruction is encoded as a high-frequency PWM wave (≥10kHz); the energy storage charging and discharging instruction is encoded as an amplitude modulated pulse; the topology switching instruction is encoded as a rising edge trigger signal; and a multi-modal pulse instruction set is generated;

[0205] Actuator dynamic response monitoring: Real-time acquisition of the output voltage phase difference of the distributed power inverter, the actual charge and discharge rate of the energy storage converter, and the action delay time of the intelligent switch to generate a dynamic error envelope matrix; Closed-loop feedback reconstruction: The dynamic error envelope matrix is input into the chaos feature extraction module of step S1 to trigger the online update of the phase space reconstruction parameters to form a closed-loop control loop.

[0206] It should be noted that the input data for dual-time-scale decoupling are: correction instruction set: voltage regulation instruction (increase node 5 voltage by 0.05 pu), topology switching instruction (close tie switch 29-30); joint estimation value: energy storage SOC = 62%, SOH = 80%; topology constraint matrix: prohibit node 4→1 reverse power supply;

[0207] Singular perturbation decomposition: Fast-changing subsystem (millisecond level): Voltage regulation command response time: <50ms; Topology switching command execution delay: <10ms;

[0208] Slow-change subsystem (minute level): Energy storage charge and discharge plan: Charge to SOC = 80% in the next 15 minutes;

[0209] Load dispatching: cut off 15-18 non-critical load nodes (total 200kW);

[0210] The fast-changing control field is generated in real time, and the voltage regulation command mapping is as follows: Phase space amplitude-phase mapping: It is detected that the voltage at node 5 drops to 0.95pu, and 3MVar reactive power needs to be injected.

[0211] Pulse parameters: Amplitude: 3MVar corresponding to PWM wave duty cycle 50%; Frequency: 10kHz (period 100μs); Duration: Continue until the voltage recovers to 1.0±0.02pu;

[0212] Topology constraint application: prohibit node 4 from supplying power to node 1, and limit the pulse range to node 5 and adjacent nodes 6-8.

[0213] Example of a fast changing control vector:

[0214]

[0215] Slow-variable scheduling strategy optimization, energy storage charging and discharging plan: current SOC = 62%, target SOC = 80%, required charging capacity: 100Ah × (0.8-0.62) = 18Ah;

[0216] Charging power curve: linearly increases to 50kW (maximum current limit 100A), completed in 15 minutes:

[0217]

[0218] Economic optimization: Choose off-peak charging hours to reduce costs by 12%.

[0219] Load shedding sequence: Non-critical load shedding: nodes 15-18 (200kW), executed in two batches (100kW shedding at t=14:31:00, remaining 100kW shedding at t=14:35:00).

[0220] Cross-scale signal synchronization and dynamic time warping alignment: fast-changing timestamp: 14:30:00.000 (UTC); slow-changing timestamp: 14:30:00 to 14:45:00 (updated every 1 minute); synchronization rule: the first second of each minute (14:31:00) in the slow-changing strategy table is aligned with the fast-changing pulse period to avoid control conflicts.

[0221] Control signal pulse modulation conversion, multi-modal pulse instruction set: Voltage regulation instructions: Encoded as a 10kHz PWM wave, sent via optical fiber to the inverters at nodes 5-8. Energy storage charging and discharging instructions: Amplitude modulated pulses (50kW corresponds to ±100A current pulses). Topology switching instructions: A rising edge trigger signal closes tie switches 29-30 (delay <5ms).

[0222] Actuator dynamic response monitoring, real-time data collection (t = 14:30:30): Inverter phase difference: Node 5 voltage recovered to 1.02 pu, phase deviation Δθ = 0.1° (threshold 0.5°). Energy storage charge and discharge rate: Actual current 98A (target 100A), deviation 2%. Switching delay: Tie switch 29-30 operation delay 8ms (threshold 10ms).

[0223] Dynamic error envelope matrix:

[0224]

[0225] Closed-loop feedback reconstruction and online parameter update: A phase difference Δθ > 0.05° triggers phase space reconstruction, updating the delay parameter τ_V-I from 50 to 45 sample points. Chaotic characteristics verification after reconstruction: The Lyapunov exponent increases from 0.12 to 0.15, indicating enhanced system chaos.

[0226] 206. Dynamic Lyapunov function reconstruction: Based on the phase difference, rate difference, and delay difference components in the dynamic error envelope matrix, a candidate Lyapunov function representing the transient stability of the system is constructed:

[0227] V(Δθ, Δv, Δt)=k1Δθ 2 +k2Δv 2 +k3(Δt-τ safe ) 2

[0228] Among them, k1, k2, k3 are pre-calibrated weight coefficients, τ safe Generate a stability quantitative indicator for the safety delay threshold;

[0229] Nonlinear damping injection: According to the gradient direction of the stability quantitative index, calculate the virtual damping coefficient D to be injected into the system virt , generate damping compensation instructions and superimpose them on the fast-changing control vector, forcing the derivative of the Lyapunov function to be negative;

[0230] Adaptive adjustment of multiple time constants: Based on the historical change rate of the stability quantitative index, the time constant proportional factor ε(t) of the fast-changing subsystem and the slow-changing subsystem is dynamically adjusted to generate a time scale proportional update signal and feed it back to the decoupling module;

[0231] Topology persistence verification: Perform real-time persistence homology analysis on the distribution network topology after execution, calculate its Betti number and compare it with the Betti number of the preset safe topology. If the deviation exceeds the limit, it triggers the emergency reconstruction of the topology constraint matrix and generates topology self-healing instructions.

[0232] It should be noted that the dynamic error envelope matrix input, real-time data (from the actuator monitoring module): phase difference: Δθ = [0.3°, 0.5°, -0.2°] (distributed power inverter phase deviation, threshold ±1°); rate difference: Δv = [0.02pu, -0.03pu] (energy storage charge and discharge rate deviation, threshold ±0.05pu); delay difference: Δt = [8ms, 12ms] (intelligent switch action delay, safety threshold τ_safe = 10ms);

[0233] Dynamic error envelope matrix:

[0234]

[0235] Lyapunov candidate function construction, pre-calibration parameters: weight coefficient: k1 = 0.6 (phase weight), k2 = 0.3 (voltage weight), k3 = 0.1 (delay weight); safety delay threshold: τ safe =10ms;

[0236] Function calculation (taking the first row of data as an example):

[0237] V=0.6×(0.3) 2 +0.3×(0.02) 2 +0.1×(8-10) 2 =0.6×0.09+0.3×0.0004+0.1×

[0238] 4 = 0.054 + 0.00012 + 0.4 = 0.45412;

[0239] Stability quantification index: Generate a scalar value sequence V(t) = [0.454, 0.672, 0.218], reflecting the transient stability of the system (threshold V th =0.5).

[0240] Nonlinear damping injection, gradient direction calculation: partial derivative of V:

[0241]

[0242] Maximum gradient direction: Δθ component dominates (0.3°→gradient 0.36).

[0243] Calculation of virtual damping coefficient:

[0244]

[0245] (η=0.5 is the damping gain coefficient)

[0246] Damping compensation instruction: superimposed on the inverter pulse of the fast-changing control vector, reducing the PWM wave duty cycle by 18% and suppressing phase oscillation.

[0247] Multiple time constant adaptive adjustment, historical data analysis: stability index change rate:

[0248]

[0249] Time constant proportional factor update: Original proportional factor: ε(t) = 0.01 (fast-changing / slow-changing time constant ratio); Adjustment rule: If dV / dt>0.1, then ε(t)←ε(t)×1.5; After update: ε(t) = 0.015;

[0250] Time scale proportional signal: Fast-changing subsystem time constant: τ_fast = 10ms → adjusted to 6.67ms; Slow-changing subsystem time constant: τ_slow = 15min → maintained for 900s;

[0251] Topology persistence verification, topology data: After execution, the network contains three connected areas (power sources 1-5, 6-15, and 16-33), Betti number β1 = 2 (number of loops). Default safety topology: β1_ref = 1 (single-loop radial network).

[0252] Homology analysis: Calculate the Betti number deviation: Δβ = 2-1 = 1 > 0 (threshold Δβ_max = 0); trigger the topology self-healing instruction: reduce β1 from 2 to 1 by disconnecting branch 7-8 and closing tie switches 29-30.

[0253] Reconstruction result verification: After reconstruction, the Betti number β1 = 1, consistent with the safety topology. Power flow distribution: The voltage at each node has recovered to 0.98-1.03 pu, with no over-limit.

[0254] By quantifying transient stability using Lyapunov functions and combining damping injection with a topological self-healing mechanism, the system was restored from the brink of instability (V = 0.672) to a safe state (V = 0.218) within 2 seconds. Data shows that this method reduces transient stabilization time by 60% compared to traditional PI control strategies, and Betti number verification provides rigorous mathematical assurance for topological safety.

[0255] In this embodiment of the present invention, a multivariable coupled phase space reconstruction is achieved through an improved Takens theorem. The mutual information method and the maximum Lyapunov exponent are combined to optimize the delay parameter, constructing an 11-dimensional chaotic feature space and compressing the original 30-dimensional data into a feature tensor with higher information density. The false neighbor method (FNN) determines that the false neighbor ratio is less than 5% when the embedding dimension m = 6, and verifies the chaotic characteristics. By integrating Poincare section analysis, bifurcation feature library matching, and Volterra series prediction models, the critical trigger time is accurately located, and voltage stability is restored within 320ms through three-level correction instructions. A variable-order fractional differential equation is constructed, combined with Grünwald-Letnikov discretization and a strong tracking extended Kalman filter (STF-FEKF), to achieve joint state of charge (SOC) / state of emergency (SOH) estimation. Model parameters are dynamically corrected through real-time deviation feedback. Based on symbolic coding (Sp / Sl / Ss / Se nodes) and a binary constraint matrix (33×33), illegal connections are blocked, and topology self-healing is triggered by real-time power flow verification. The fast-changing subsystem (millisecond-level voltage regulation), the slow-changing subsystem (minute-level energy storage scheduling), and the ultra-slow-changing subsystem collaborate through singular perturbation theory, combined with dynamic time warping to align control signals, reducing frequency regulation costs and lowering curtailment rates. A Lyapunov function is constructed to quantify phase differences, rate differences, and delay differences. Virtual damping injection and dynamic adjustment of the proportional factor ε(t) are combined with Betti number verification to achieve topological self-healing. In summary, this technology, through the interdisciplinary integration of chaos theory, fractional-order modeling, symbolic rules, and multi-scale control, has achieved an intelligent upgrade of the virtual power plant from "passive response" to "prediction-optimization-self-healing."

[0256] The above describes a virtual power plant control method based on a neural network in an embodiment of the present invention. The following describes a virtual power plant control device based on a neural network in an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 3In one embodiment of the present invention, a virtual power plant control device based on a neural network comprises: an acquisition module 301 for acquiring the voltage, current and harmonic distortion rate data of the distribution bus, performing multivariable coupled phase space reconstruction, and generating a dynamic phase space matrix containing the chaotic characteristics of the distribution network; a processing module 302 for identifying the critical point of voltage instability through the phase trajectory topological characteristics in the dynamic phase space matrix, and generating a correction instruction set including bifurcation type and trigger time; a setting module 303 for constructing a dynamic fractional-order differential equation model based on the real-time parameter input of the energy storage battery management system, and outputting the health status and charge of the energy storage system. The joint estimated value of the state; the matrix module 304 is used to generate symbolic node connection rules according to the preset distribution network physical topology structure database, and construct a topology constraint matrix containing prohibited connection relationships; the allocation module 305 is used to input the correction instruction set, the joint estimated value and the topology constraint matrix into the neural network controller, and output the coordinated control signals of power supply regulation, energy storage charging and discharging, and topology switching through the singular perturbation decoupling of the fast-changing subsystem and the slow-changing subsystem, and send the coordinated control signals to the distributed power inverter, energy storage converter and intelligent switch, while monitoring the execution results in real time and feeding them back to the phase space reconstruction module to form a closed-loop control.

[0257] In an embodiment of the present invention, through multivariable coupled phase space reconstruction and identification of voltage instability critical points, the device can more accurately grasp the dynamic characteristics of the distribution network and improve the accuracy and intelligence level of control; the setting module constructs a dynamic fractional-order differential equation model to output the joint estimated value of the health status and charge state of the energy storage system in real time; the matrix module constructs a topological constraint matrix containing prohibited connection relationships to effectively avoid illegal connections and prohibited energy transmission in the distribution network; the distribution module realizes the coordinated control and optimized scheduling of various resources in the distribution network by outputting coordinated control signals for power supply regulation, energy storage charging and discharging, and topology switching; the distribution module also sends the coordinated control signal to the distributed power inverter, energy storage converter and intelligent switch, and monitors the execution results in real time.

[0258] above Figure 3 A neural network-based virtual power plant control device in an embodiment of the present invention is described in detail from the perspective of modular functional entities. A neural network-based virtual power plant control device in an embodiment of the present invention is described in detail from the perspective of hardware processing.

[0259] Figure 4 This is a structural diagram of a virtual power plant control device based on a neural network provided by an embodiment of the present invention. The virtual power plant control device 400 based on a neural network may have relatively large differences due to different configurations or performances. The device 400 includes a transmitter 401, a receiver 402, and a processor 403. The processor 403 may also be a controller. Figure 4 denoted as “controller / processor 403 ”. Optionally, the device 400 may further include a modem processor 405 , wherein the modem processor 405 may include an encoder 406 , a modulator 407 , a decoder 408 , and a demodulator 409 .

[0260] In one example, transmitter 401 conditions (e.g., performs analog-to-analog conversion, filtering, amplification, and frequency upconversion) the output samples and generates an uplink signal, which is transmitted via an antenna to an access network device. On the downlink, the antenna receives the downlink signal transmitted by the access network device. Receiver 402 conditions (e.g., performs filtering, amplification, frequency downconversion, and digitization) the signal received from the antenna and provides input samples. Within modem processor 405, encoder 406 receives traffic data and signaling messages to be transmitted on the uplink and processes them (e.g., formats, encodes, and interleaves them). Modulator 407 further processes (e.g., performs symbol mapping and modulation) the encoded traffic data and signaling messages and provides output samples. Demodulator 409 processes (e.g., demodulates) the input samples and provides symbol estimates. Decoder 408 processes (e.g., deinterleaves and decodes) the symbol estimates and provides decoded data and signaling messages for transmission to device 400. The encoder 406, modulator 407, demodulator 409, and decoder 408 can be implemented by the combined modem processor 405. These units perform processing based on the radio access technology (e.g., LTE and other evolved system access technologies) used by the radio access network. It should be noted that when the device 400 does not include the modem processor 405, the above functions of the modem processor 405 can also be performed by the processor 403.

[0261] Processor 403 controls and manages the actions of device 400, and is configured to execute the processing performed by device 400 in the above-described embodiments of the present disclosure. For example, processor 403 is also configured to execute the various steps of the sending device or receiving device in the above-described method embodiments, and / or other steps of the technical solutions described in the embodiments of the present disclosure.

[0262] Furthermore, the device 400 may further include a memory 404 , and the memory 404 is used to store program codes and data for the device 400 .

[0263] It is understandable that Figure 4 Only a simplified design of the device 400 is shown. In actual applications, the device 400 may include any number of transmitters, receivers, processors, modem processors, memories, etc., and all devices that can implement the embodiments of the present disclosure are within the scope of protection of the embodiments of the present disclosure.

[0264] The present invention also provides a neural network-based virtual power plant control device, which includes a memory and a processor. The memory stores computer-readable instructions. When the computer-readable instructions are executed by the processor, the processor executes the steps of the neural network-based virtual power plant control method in the above-mentioned embodiments.

[0265] The present invention also provides a computer-readable storage medium, which may be a non-volatile computer-readable storage medium or a volatile computer-readable storage medium. The computer-readable storage medium stores instructions, which, when executed on a computer, enable the computer to execute the steps of the neural network-based virtual power plant control method.

[0266] Those skilled in the art will clearly understand that, for the convenience and brevity of description, the specific working processes of the systems, devices and units described above can refer to the corresponding processes in the aforementioned method embodiments and will not be repeated here.

[0267] If the integrated unit is implemented in the form of a software functional unit and sold or used as an independent product, it can be stored in a computer-readable storage medium. Based on this understanding, the technical solution of the present invention is essentially or the part that contributes to the prior art or all or part of the technical solution can be embodied in the form of a software product. The computer software product is stored in a storage medium and includes several instructions for enabling a computer device (which can be a personal computer, server, or network device, etc.) to perform all or part of the steps of the method described in each embodiment of the present invention. The aforementioned storage medium includes: U disk, mobile hard disk, read-only memory (ROM), random access memory (RAM), magnetic disk or optical disk, etc., various media that can store program code.

[0268] As described above, the above embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solutions of the present invention, rather than to limit the same. Although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the above embodiments, those skilled in the art should understand that the technical solutions described in the above embodiments can still be modified, or some of the technical features thereof can be replaced by equivalents. However, these modifications or replacements do not deviate the essence of the corresponding technical solutions from the spirit and scope of the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention.

Claims

1. A virtual power plant control method based on neural network, characterized in that: The virtual power plant control method based on neural network includes: Obtain the voltage, current and harmonic distortion rate data of the distribution bus, perform multivariable coupled phase space reconstruction, and generate a dynamic phase space matrix that includes the chaotic characteristics of the distribution network; Identifying voltage instability critical points through phase trajectory topological features in the dynamic phase space matrix and generating a correction instruction set including bifurcation type and trigger time; Based on the real-time parameter input of the energy storage battery management system, a dynamic fractional-order differential equation model is constructed to output a joint estimate of the health status and state of charge of the energy storage system; Based on the preset distribution network physical topology database, symbolic node connection rules are generated and a topology constraint matrix containing prohibited connection relationships is constructed; The correction instruction set, joint estimation value and topology constraint matrix are input into the neural network controller. Through the singular perturbation decoupling of the fast-changing subsystem and the slow-changing subsystem, the coordinated control signals of power supply regulation, energy storage charging and discharging and topology switching are output. The coordinated control signals are sent down to the distributed power inverter, energy storage converter and intelligent switch. At the same time, the execution results are monitored in real time and fed back to the phase space reconstruction module to form a closed-loop control.

2. The virtual power plant control method based on neural network according to claim 1, characterized in that: include: The synchronized phasor measurement units and harmonic sensors installed on the distribution busbars acquire the instantaneous voltage value sequence V(t), the effective current value sequence I(t), and the harmonic distortion rate sequence THD(t) in real time, generating a time-aligned multivariate raw data stream. Performing cross-recursion graph analysis on each variable in the multivariable original data stream to generate a multivariable delay parameter set; Taking the voltage sequence as the dominant variable and the current and harmonic distortion rate as coupling variables, the dynamic phase space matrix is constructed: The Lyapunov exponent spectrum of the dynamic phase space matrix is calculated, and the components with exponents greater than zero are selected to form a chaotic state tensor with a dimension of m. V ×m I ×m THD .

3. The virtual power plant control method based on neural network according to claim 1, characterized in that: include: Extracting the phase trajectory of the voltage-dominant dimension from the chaotic state tensor, calculating the density distribution of trajectory intersections through a preset Poincare section plane, and generating a topological eigenvector; Performing similarity matching between the topological feature vector and a pre-stored bifurcation type feature library, and outputting a bifurcation type identifier of the current voltage instability mode; Based on the energy decay rate model corresponding to the bifurcation type identifier and the maximum Lyapunov exponent of the chaotic state tensor, the critical trigger time of voltage instability is calculated to generate a time-energy binary parameter group; According to a predefined correction rule library, the bifurcation type identifier and the time-energy binary parameter group are mapped into specific control operation instructions to generate a correction instruction set.

4. The virtual power plant control method based on neural network according to claim 1, characterized in that: include: Obtain battery cell temperature series, real-time charge and discharge current, and historical cycle times to generate a set of dynamic energy storage parameters; Constructing a dynamic fractional-order differential equation model based on the energy storage dynamic parameter set; Inputting the real-time charge and discharge current into the variable-order fractional-order coupling model, solving the health state and the state of charge, and outputting a joint estimation value pair; Collect the actual output voltage V of the energy storage converter real (t) and current I real (t), calculate the deviation between it and the joint estimated value pair, and when the deviation exceeds a preset threshold, trigger the online correction of the model parameters to generate a dynamic correction signal.

5. The virtual power plant control method based on neural network according to claim 1, characterized in that: include: Extract the node type and connection relationship from the predefined distribution network physical topology database, and encode the power node as the symbol S p , load node code is S l 、The contact switch code is S s , generate a set of symbolic node types; Based on Kirchhoff's current law and the radial operation constraints of the distribution network, a set of legal connection rules between nodes is generated; According to the symbolic node type set and the physical connection rule base, a two-dimensional binary matrix M is constructed. topo [i][j], where: M topo [i][j]=0 means that the energy transfer from node i to j is physically prohibited; M topo [i][j]=1 means transmission is allowed; Generates a dynamic topology constraint matrix that updates in real time.

6. The virtual power plant control method based on neural network according to claim 1, characterized in that: include: Decomposing the correction instruction set, the joint estimation value and the topology constraint matrix into a fast-changing subsystem and a slow-changing subsystem according to the dynamic response rate, and generating a time-scale separation control parameter set; Performing phase space amplitude-phase mapping according to the voltage regulation instruction in the fast-changing subsystem to generate a fast-changing control vector for driving the distributed power inverter; Generate a slow-changing scheduling strategy table within the next 15-minute time window based on the energy storage and load instructions in the slow-changing subsystem; Align the time bases of the fast-changing control vectors and the slow-changing scheduling strategy table to generate a coordinated control signal stream with strictly synchronized timestamps; Convert the coordinated control signal stream into a hardware-executable pulse sequence: the voltage regulation instruction is encoded as a high-frequency PWM wave, the energy storage charge and discharge instruction is encoded as an amplitude modulated pulse, and the topology switching instruction is encoded as a rising edge trigger signal, thereby generating a multi-modal pulse instruction set; Real-time acquisition of the output voltage phase difference of the distributed power inverter, the actual charge and discharge rate of the energy storage converter, and the action delay time of the intelligent switch to generate a dynamic error envelope matrix; The dynamic error envelope matrix is input into a chaos feature extraction module to trigger an online update of phase space reconstruction parameters to form a closed-loop control circuit.

7. The virtual power plant control method based on neural network according to claim 1 is characterized in that Also includes: Based on the phase difference, rate difference and delay difference components in the dynamic error envelope matrix, a Lyapunov candidate function is constructed to characterize the transient stability of the system; According to the gradient direction of the stability quantitative index, calculate the virtual damping coefficient D to be injected into the system virt , generate damping compensation instructions and superimpose them on the fast-changing control vector, forcing the derivative of the Lyapunov function to be negative; Based on the historical change rate of the stability quantitative index, the time constant proportional factor ε(t) of the fast-changing subsystem and the slow-changing subsystem is dynamically adjusted to generate a time-scale proportional update signal and feed it back to the decoupling step; The distribution network topology structure after execution is subjected to real-time continuous homology analysis, its Betti number is calculated and compared with the Betti number of the preset safety topology. If the deviation exceeds the limit, the emergency reconstruction of the topology constraint matrix is triggered and the topology self-healing instruction is generated.

8. A virtual power plant control device based on neural network, characterized in that: The virtual power plant control device based on neural network includes: The acquisition module is used to obtain the voltage, current and harmonic distortion rate data of the distribution bus, perform multivariable coupling phase space reconstruction, and generate a dynamic phase space matrix containing the chaotic characteristics of the distribution network; a processing module, configured to identify a voltage instability critical point through the phase trajectory topological features in the dynamic phase space matrix, and generate a correction instruction set including a bifurcation type and a trigger time; A setup module is used to construct a dynamic fractional-order differential equation model based on real-time parameter input from the energy storage battery management system, and output a joint estimate of the health status and state of charge of the energy storage system; The matrix module is used to generate symbolic node connection rules based on the preset distribution network physical topology database and construct a topology constraint matrix containing prohibited connection relationships; The distribution module is used to input the correction instruction set, joint estimation value and topology constraint matrix into the neural network controller, and output the coordinated control signals for power supply regulation, energy storage charging and discharging, and topology switching through singular perturbation decoupling of the fast-changing subsystem and the slow-changing subsystem. The coordinated control signals are sent down to the distributed power inverter, energy storage converter and intelligent switch, and the execution results are monitored in real time and fed back to the phase space reconstruction module to form a closed-loop control.

9. A virtual power plant control device based on a neural network, characterized in that: The neural network-based virtual power plant control device includes: a memory and at least one processor, wherein the memory stores instructions; The at least one processor calls the instructions in the memory to enable the neural network-based virtual power plant control device to execute the neural network-based virtual power plant control method according to any one of claims 1 to 7.

10. A computer-readable storage medium having instructions stored thereon, characterized in that: When the instructions are executed by the processor, a neural network-based virtual power plant control method according to any one of claims 1 to 7 is implemented.

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