This invention discloses a multi-domain
voltage fingerprinting method and
system for identifying
transformer-household relationships using a synergistic computing module, belonging to the field of power distribution
network management technology. The method involves acquiring the
voltage time-domain waveform via high-speed sampling using an HPLC synergistic fusion module, followed by adaptive variational mode decoupling, multi-scale
permutation entropy-scattering feature joint characterization, and continuous homology topological
feature extraction. After confidence-weighted
concatenation,
transformer-household relationship discrimination is achieved through Riemannian manifold combined with
spectral clustering. The
system consists of a distributed HPLC synergistic fusion module and a
transformer concentrator. The module performs local
feature extraction and uploads compressed feature vectors, while the
concentrator performs
feature fusion, distance calculation, and cluster recognition. This invention introduces continuous homology into transformer-household identification for the first time. Pure
voltage-driven operation requires no additional hardware,
edge computing significantly reduces communication overhead, and the
system boasts high accuracy, strong
noise robustness, and adaptability to existing equipment upgrades, improving the level of refined management in transformer substations.