This invention belongs to the field of
data processing, specifically relating to a power metering method based on
big data self-diagnosis. The invention discloses a power metering method based on
big data self-diagnosis, which includes: real-time acquisition of multi-dimensional heterogeneous
sensing data; training a dynamic floating baseline for metering using a spatiotemporal graph convolutional network; applying
variational mode decomposition and
independent component analysis algorithms to decouple the metering
data stream into load characteristics, environmental disturbances, and hardware drift components; comparing the hardware drift components with the floating baseline in real time to calculate an error correction coefficient; and converting this coefficient into a digital compensation factor applied to the
data processing module to achieve online correction of the metering results and synchronously generate a
health diagnosis report. This invention, by constructing a dynamic
baseline model and feature decoupling algorithms, achieves real-time self-detection of metering accuracy and digital closed-loop self-healing, eliminating external environmental interference and improving the robustness,
management level, and operation and maintenance efficiency of the power metering
system.