This invention discloses a joint
estimation method for power
system state and parameters based on Newton-Raphson guided
machine learning, relating to the fields of
smart grid optimization and power
system analysis. The method includes: addressing the problems of low iteration efficiency and
machine learning
physical mapping distortion in traditional state
estimation and parameter identification, embedding the fixed-step Newton-Raphson method as a differentiable module into the
machine learning training framework to construct an end-to-end model for parameter and state co-optimization; establishing a PV / PQ node
hybrid input-output mapping mechanism that conforms to actual measurement scenarios, using the
admittance matrix as an optimizable parameter, and achieving gradient
backpropagation under physical constraints through
automatic differentiation; designing a node-level state
estimation loss function, combined with physical regularization methods for conductance /
susceptance, to ensure the feasibility and stability of parameter estimation; and balancing computational efficiency and accuracy by dynamically adjusting the number of Newton iteration steps, ultimately achieving high-precision
state prediction and grid parameter reconstruction. Verified on the IEEE-118 node
system, this method converges within three Newton iterations, with a state estimation error below 1.2e⁻³, an
admittance reconstruction error reduced by 41% compared to the baseline, and strong generalization ability under multiple operating conditions. This invention can be applied to the construction of digital twins for power grids,
online security assessment, and fault diagnosis, significantly improving the efficiency and accuracy of power
system analysis.