This invention discloses a method for quantifying the memory time of solar
extreme ultraviolet radiation based on
ionospheric electron density. The method comprises: S1, constructing an EDPRNN; S2, inputting historical solar
extreme ultraviolet (EUV)
radiation, solar
activity index, geomagnetic index, time, and altitude information into the EDPRNN, and optimizing it through a
loss function to learn the memory
time parameter τ for each altitude layer. i S3. Utilize LSTM
layers to extract temporal features of historical solar
radiation sequences, and then weight them using a
Gaussian kernel module based on the learnable and memorizable
time parameter τ. i The invention employs a
multilayer perceptron (MLP) to weight temporal features, simulating the decay memory of
electron density over historical radiation. In step S4, a one-dimensional convolutional module captures high-dimensional structural features, and a preliminary
electron density profile is output by the MLP. A
smoothing module enhances the vertical continuity of the profile through residual connections, completing the reconstruction of the
ionospheric electron density profile. In step S5, the memory time of each altitude layer is extracted and quantified to obtain the distribution of
ionospheric electron density memory time to solar EUV radiation. This invention achieves high-precision reconstruction of the ionospheric
electron density profile and quantitative extraction of solar radiation memory time.