This application discloses a reliable AI scheduling method,
system, and
computer equipment for microgrids. It includes:
conditional independence testing of multi-
source data; constructing a candidate causal graph among variables, constrained by prior knowledge in the
power sector; calculating the differences in causal effects caused by fluctuations in the current scheduling strategy; performing counterfactual reasoning
verification based on different differentiated scheduling strategies; and scoring the current scheduling strategy on causal
interpretability based on causal effect differences, counterfactual
verification results, and link integrity, followed by AI scheduling. This application reveals the causal interaction mechanism between variables, and the counterfactual reasoning that changes in variables lead to changes in scheduling results, improving the
interpretability of the scheduling strategy. It can trace the causal driving factors of each scheduling instruction, significantly reducing the rate of human intervention. Prior knowledge in the
power sector ensures safe and compliant scheduling, making the results more reliable. It solves the problem of dependence on human intervention in the application of AI scheduling in microgrids.