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Research on power dynamic data sample generation technology based on brain-like computation and its efficient computation methods

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Feb 03, 2025

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Figure 1.

Internal field distribution of UHV DC converter station
Internal field distribution of UHV DC converter station

Figure 2.

Technical requirements of a new generation of intelligent substations
Technical requirements of a new generation of intelligent substations

Figure 3.

Network architecture of PNN model
Network architecture of PNN model

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Network structure of GPNN model
Network structure of GPNN model

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GPNN sequential sample generation process
GPNN sequential sample generation process

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2D and 3D visualization of the original sample
2D and 3D visualization of the original sample

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2D distribution of original input samples and virtual input samples
2D distribution of original input samples and virtual input samples

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Contrast the virtual generated by different methods with the original sample EMD
Contrast the virtual generated by different methods with the original sample EMD

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Pearson correlation coefficient heat maps of original and virtual samples
Pearson correlation coefficient heat maps of original and virtual samples

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Correlation between temporal fault evolution and spatial multimodal state variables
Correlation between temporal fault evolution and spatial multimodal state variables

The quality of the model generated samples

Evaluation criteria for generating samples Generated sample quality Remark
Degree of Completeness 0.97 The proportion of the number of feature dimensions contained in each generated fault sample to the total number of features
Coverage rate 0.90 Whether the device fault sample database contains all typical discharge defect types
Degree of Overlap 0.95 The degree of overlap between the value range of each parameter in the generated sample and the actual sample
Identification quality 1.0 The clustering distribution of good samples and damaged samples in the generated samples

Change in uniformity of the sample set before and after adding virtual input samples

Original training sample + virtual input sample size No fixed L2 differences
280+0 5.28E-02
280+100 1.51E-02
280+200 1.37E-02
280+300 1.47E-02
280+400 1.29E-02
280+500 1.34E-02
280+600 1.56E-02

Parameters of GPNN on Three-dimensional standard functions

Hyperparameter description Set value
G Optimizer used Adam
D Optimizer used Adam
G The learning rate used 0.001
D The learning rate used 0.005
Generator and recognizer 30 Neurons
Lot size 200
Noise allocation Noise with a 5-dimensional Gaussian distribution
Number of iterations 2000
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