A method for predicting regional energy load evolution based on deep reinforcement learning
By employing wavelet transform, causal dilated convolution, and graph topology techniques, combined with physical evolution equations and a two-layer asynchronous architecture, the problems of load prediction accuracy decay and scheduling strategy failure in multi-physics coupling scenarios in agricultural microgrids were solved, achieving efficient multi-energy system collaborative scheduling.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- SOUTHEAST UNIV
- Filing Date
- 2026-05-13
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-21
AI Technical Summary
Existing technologies in agricultural microgrids suffer from accuracy degradation of data-driven load forecasting models and failure of scheduling strategies due to strong nonlinear state abrupt changes and long-period dynamic hysteresis effects within the system. This is especially true in scenarios with strong coupling of multiple physics fields, where effective decoupling and accurate prediction are difficult to achieve.
Wavelet transform and causal dilatation convolution are used to decouple multi-source data in the frequency domain and align spatiotemporal causality. Combined with graph topology and physical evolution equations, a two-layer asynchronous architecture is constructed. The model is updated using a time-difference credit allocation mechanism, and the output electrothermal scheduling action is associated with instantaneous and delayed reward signals.
It improves the physical and logical consistency and prediction accuracy of multi-source data fusion, ensures that the model has good strategy convergence and robustness when facing complex nonlinear thermodynamic states, and realizes the balance between transient electrical load stability regulation and long-term thermal environment economic operation of microgrids.
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