This invention discloses a method for reconstructing battery swapping
station operation data based on adaptive truncation and feature correlation repair, belonging to the field of
data reconstruction technology. First, a standardized two-dimensional spatiotemporal discrete model is constructed, and
sequence mapping technology is used to align the discrete
data stream to the date-time period operation space. Second, a zero-first truncation model based on the continuity of frequency distribution is established to adaptively remove outliers and
noise. Then, Latin
hypercube sampling and inverse cumulative
distribution function transformation algorithms are introduced to fill in missing values while ensuring that the reconstructed data conforms to the original probabilistic characteristics. Finally, the battery swapping frequency-
electricity data is dimensionally reconstructed to facilitate the
inductive analysis of battery swapping behavior characteristics. Numerical examples demonstrate that the method proposed in this invention effectively restores the statistical
usability of the data, fully revealing the bi-peak tidal characteristics of battery swapping load and the
distribution law of low-
electricity anxiety, providing relatively reliable data support for
load forecasting and regulation.