Author:
Ma Rui,Yan Zhenhua,Liu Jia,Kang Wenni,Zhu Dongge
Abstract
AbstractDue to the scattered distribution and poor clustering of abnormal clusters in energy big data, the ability to detect anomalies is poor. Therefore, a high-energy data anomaly clustering detection method based on redundant convolutional encoding is proposed. Quantitative analysis of the coupling characteristics of electrical thermal gas optical time series for multi energy users based on Copula function, and incorporating quantitative values into multi energy feature indicators to extract the energy consumption behavior characteristics of multi energy users. Utilize redundant convolutional codecs to recombine and structurally encode abnormal features of energy big data, and capture multi energy coupling time features using coupling time capsule layers. Then, coupling time features are synthesized through fully connected linear regression layers to generate anomalous clustering feature components, and the energy time series data is then transformed into feature values of the time series in three-dimensional space. Based on this, a comprehensive energy system and massive multi energy user energy big data anomaly clustering analysis are carried out to determine the optimal number of multi energy users. Then, based on linear layers, the electricity heat gas light load characteristic map of multi energy users is transformed into one-dimensional form, and an energy big data anomaly clustering detection model is constructed to complete anomaly detection. The simulation results show that the proposed method has excellent feature clustering performance, detection accuracy above 98.7%, fast convergence speed, and an error rate below 0.1, which has reliable application value.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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