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Non-intrusive Load Identification Algorithm Based on Stacking Modeling

Abstract

Abstract The non-intrusive power load identification relies on the smart meter’s voltage, current and power signals, which can realize the classification and monitoring of the domestic electric load. The load identification algorithm is the core of the system. Non-intrusive power load intelligent identification systems are generally based on a single model for aggregation, and commonly used models include hidden Markov models, graphical models and deep learning models. Usually, a single model is only effective in identifying certain types of electrical loads, and its universality and generality need to be improved. Improving the decomposition accuracy of the model is the main purpose of implementing non-intrusive powerload monitoring. The stacking integration algorithm is used to optimize the non-intrusive powerload monitoring model. The stacking integration model is divided into two layers. The base model initially decomposes the load and realizes the load accuracy through the meta-model. Experiment results show that the non-intrusive load identification algorithm based on Stacking modeling proposed in this paper can accurately decompose the minute-level sampled data. Compared to a single model, the decomposition accuracy of this method is improved by 8.2%.

Keywords:
Computer science Stacking Identification (biology) Algorithm Electric power system Power (physics)

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Smart Grid Energy Management
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Energy Load and Power Forecasting
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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