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The invention discloses an integrated power load curve clustering method. Under the big background that the power grid company in China increases the innovation of the demand side and more effectively performs economic dispatching on the operation of the power system, the invention provides a fast and effective power load clustering algorithm. Firstly, carrying out coarse clustering on original power load data by using an SOM neural network to obtain a clustered class center; clustering the roughly clustered class centers by using a DBSCAN algorithm, and merging the class clusters corresponding to the similar class centers; and finally, removing the deviating elements in the cluster and putting the deviating elements in the most similar cluster to obtain an optimal clustering result.

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Integrated power load curve clustering method
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of big data, and particularly relates to an integrated power load curve clustering method.
Background
In the big data era, the power utilization rule and characteristics of users are obtained by clustering and analyzing historical power load data curves, and the clustering and analyzing method is an important content for economic dispatching and demand side management of a power system. The clustering effect of the traditional clustering algorithms such as the K-Mean algorithm, the SOM neural network and the FCM algorithm on the power load curve is not good. The K-Mean algorithm and the FCM algorithm both need to specify the clustering number before clustering, so that the algorithm is difficult to accurately express the electricity utilization rule of a user; the SOM neural network has a drawback of not necessarily converging when clustering data, although the number of clusters is not specified.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the defects of the prior art and provides a power load clustering algorithm integrating an SOM neural network and a DBSCAN algorithm. Firstly, acquiring original power load data, and carrying out coarse clustering on the original power load data by using an SOM neural network to obtain a clustering result C1; then clustering the class centers of the clustering result C1 by using a DBSCAN algorithm, and merging the class clusters corresponding to the class centers of the same class; and finally, providing a correction deviation element rule to adjust the clustering result, better clustering the power load curve data and obtaining the optimal clustering result.
The purpose of the invention can be achieved by adopting the following technical scheme:
an integrated power load curve clustering method comprises the following steps:
s1, initializing weight vector of SOM neural network neuron and winning neuron field radius N0
wij=rand(0,1),1≤i≤m,1≤j≤n (1)
Wherein, WiIs the weight vector of the ith neuron of the output layer, Wi=[wi1,wi2,...,win];wijIs WiThe value of the jth component of (a); n is the number of input layer nodes, and m is the number of output layer neurons; the initial winning neuron domain radius N is a larger value N0
S2 normalization of input vector XkSum weight vector W for SOM output layer neuronsi
Figure GDA0002364537670000021
Figure GDA0002364537670000022
Wherein, Xk=[xk1,xk2,...,xkn]The k-th input vector is obtained, and n is 9 and is the number of nodes of the input layer; wiIs the weight vector of the ith neuron of the output layer, Wi=[wi1,wi2,...,win]Wherein i is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to m; i XkI is the input vector XkEuclidean norm of; i WiThe | | is the Euclidean norm of the weight vector of the ith neuron;
s3, calculating input vector XkAnd weight vector W of output layer neuronsiEuclidean distance of (a), obtaining a winning neuron:
Figure GDA0002364537670000023
wherein d (X)k,Wi) Representing the euclidean distance between the kth input vector and the weight vector of the ith neuron. So that d (X)k,Wi) Get the bestThe small-valued neuron i is the input vector XkThe winning neuron of (1);
s4, updating weight vectors of neurons in the topology field of the winning neurons:
Wt+1=Wt+η(t,Nt)·(Xk-Wt) (5)
wherein WtAs an input vector Xkη (t, N)t) The formula of the learning rate function is as follows:
Figure GDA0002364537670000031
s5, updated learning rate η and field of winning neuron topology N:
the learning rate η is updated in the following manner:
ηt+1=ηt-αt (7)
wherein α is a constant greater than 0;
the updating mode of the winning neuron topological field N is as follows:
Nt+1=Nt-βt (8)
wherein β is a constant greater than 0;
s6, judging whether the SOM neural network converges:
if the learning rate η is less than ηminOr the maximum iteration number T is reached, the clustering result C is output1And turning to S7, otherwise turning to S3, wherein ηminAnd T is a value preset by a user;
s7, calculating SOM neural network clustering result C1Class center of (c)i
Figure GDA0002364537670000032
Wherein, Xi,XjAre all clustering results C1The element in the ith class cluster of (1); r is the number of elements contained in the ith cluster; d (X)i,Xj) Is Xi,XjThe Euclidean distance of; class center ciThe group is represented by R;
s8, calculating the clustering result C in S71Class center of (c)iSet of K-distances D of set R:
for data set R ═ { c ═ c1,c2,c3,...,cm}, calculating element ciTo the subset s ═ { c of R1,c2,c3,...,ci-1,ci+1,...,cmThe distances of all elements in the distance list are sorted from small to large, and a sorted distance set D' is obtained1,d2,d3,...,dk,dk+1,...,dm},dkI.e. the K-distance, for each element c in the set RiK-distances are all calculated to obtain K-distance set D ═ D for all pointsk1,dk2,...,dkm};
S9 field radius E for initializing DBSCAN algorithmpsAnd minimum density MinPts:
the value of MinPts, specified by the user, is the K value of the K-distance in S8; radius of area EpsIf there are a plurality of points corresponding to the point of the maximum slope in the K-distance curve D calculated in S8, the average of these points is taken as the domain radius EpsA value of (d);
s10, clustering result C by using DBSCAN algorithm1Class center of (c)iClustering is carried out on the set R:
clustering R according to the determined parameters of the DBSCAN algorithm of S8 and S9 to obtain a clustering result C2
S11, clustering result C1Performing parallel classification to obtain clustering result C3
S12, calculating a clustering result C3C 'of'i
S13, calculating a clustering result C3Average distance M of the ith clusteri
S14, calculating a clustering result C3Offset element X 'of the ith cluster'i
S15, and dividing the deviation element in S14X′iClassifying the data into similar classes to obtain a final clustering result C of the power load data4
Further, the step S11 is to cluster the result C1Performing parallel classification to obtain clustering result C3Further comprising:
clustering result C2Class center c with same class clusteri,cjCorresponding clustering result C1The data of the ith cluster and the jth cluster in the cluster are merged to obtain a clustering result C3
Further, the step S12 calculates a clustering result C3C 'of'iFurther comprising:
Figure GDA0002364537670000051
wherein, Xi,XjAre all clustering results C3The element in the ith class cluster of (1); r is the number of elements contained in the ith cluster; d (X)i,Xj) Is Xi,XjThe euclidean distance of (c).
Further, the step S13 calculates a clustering result C3Average distance M of the ith clusteriFurther comprising:
Figure GDA0002364537670000052
wherein, Xi,XjAre all clustering results C3The element in the ith class cluster of (1); r is the number of elements contained in the ith cluster; d (X)i,Xj) Is Xi,XjThe euclidean distance of (c).
Further, the step S14 calculates a clustering result C3Offset element X 'of the ith cluster'iFurther comprising:
if C3Element X in the ith clusteriTo class center c'iIs greater than λ times the average distance, then XiIs namely C3One of the ith class clustersIs off element X'iNamely:
Figure GDA0002364537670000053
wherein λ is a deviation factor, which is a constant greater than 1; the deviating elements are removed from the cluster.
Further, the step S15 is to deviate the element X 'in S14'iClassifying into similar classes to obtain final clustering result C4Further comprising:
calculating deviation element X 'removed from ith cluster'iClass center c 'with other class clusters'jIs Euclidean distance of X'iMerge so that distance d (X'i,c′j) C 'taking a minimum value'jIn the corresponding class cluster; obtaining a final clustering result C4
Further, before the step S1, the method further includes: power load data is acquired.
Preferably, α is 0.0002 and β is 0.0005.
Preferably, ηminThe value is 0.000002 and the maximum iteration number T is 2000.
Preferably, λ is 1.5.
Compared with the prior art, the integrated power load curve clustering method provided by the invention at least has the following beneficial effects or advantages: the calculation speed is high, and the clustering effect is good; the method can better meet the demand of power grid companies on power load cluster analysis.
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FIG. 2(a) is a graph of the clustering results of the first class load data according to the embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 2(b) is a diagram of the clustering result of the second type of load data according to the embodiment of the present invention.
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The embodiments of the present invention are described with reference to the accompanying drawings, and in order to prove the advantages of the present invention, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below by verifying the power load data of a certain company.
The invention discloses an integrated power load curve clustering method, as shown in fig. 1, the specific implementation case implementation steps are as follows:
and S1, acquiring the power load data. Acquiring power load data from a certain factory, and selecting the power load data from 1/2018 to 8/15/2018 as experimental data. The format of the power load data is that the load is sampled every 15 minutes from 0.00 of the day to 23.45 of the day, and the power load data of 96 points in total form a power load curve of the day.
S2, initializing weight vector of SOM neural network neuron and winning neuron field radius N0
wij=rand(0,1),1≤i≤m,1≤j≤n (1)
Wherein, WiIs the weight vector of the ith neuron of the output layer, Wi=[wi1,wi2,...,win];wijIs WiThe value of the jth component of (a); n is 9 and m is 16, the number of input layer nodes is the number of output layer neurons; the initial winning neuron domain radius N is a larger value N0=8。
S3 normalization of input vector XkSum weight vector W for SOM output layer neuronsi
Figure GDA0002364537670000071
Figure GDA0002364537670000072
Wherein, Xk=[xk1,xk2,...,xkn]The k-th input vector is obtained, and n is 9 and is the number of nodes of the input layer; wiIs the weight vector of the ith neuron of the output layer, Wi=[wi1,wi2,...,win]Wherein i is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to m, and m is 16; i XkI is the input vector XkEuclidean norm of; i WiAnd | | is the Euclidean norm of the weight vector of the ith neuron.
S4, calculating input vector XkAnd weight vector W of output layer neuronsiEuclidean distance of (a), obtaining a winning neuron:
Figure GDA0002364537670000081
wherein d (X)k,Wi) Representing the euclidean distance between the kth input vector and the weight vector of the ith neuron. So that d (X)k,Wi) The neuron i which takes the minimum value is the input vector XkThe winning neuron.
S5, updating weight vectors of neurons in the topology field of the winning neurons:
Wt+1=Wt+η(t,Nt)·(Xk-Wt) (5)
wherein WtAs an input vector Xkη (t, N)t) The formula of the learning rate function is as follows:
Figure GDA0002364537670000082
(the initial learning rate η is 0.006 in the embodiment of the present invention)
S6, updated learning rate η and field of winning neuron topology N:
the learning rate η is updated in the following manner:
ηt+1=ηt-αt (7)
wherein α is a constant greater than 0 (0.0002 for an embodiment of the present invention).
The updating mode of the winning neuron topological field N is as follows:
Nt+1=Nt-βt (8)
wherein β is a constant greater than 0 (0.0005 for the present embodiment).
S7, judging whether the SOM neural network converges:
if the learning rate η is less than ηminOr the maximum iteration number T is reached, the clustering result C is output1And S8, otherwise S4, wherein ηminAnd T is a value preset by the user (embodiment η of the present invention)minThe value is 0.000002 and the maximum iteration number T is 2000).
S8, calculating SOM neural network clustering result C1Class center of (c)i
Figure GDA0002364537670000091
Wherein, Xi,XjAre all clustering results C1The element in the ith class cluster of (1); r is the number of elements contained in the ith cluster; d (X)i,Xj) Is Xi,XjThe Euclidean distance of; class center ciThe set is represented by R.
S9, calculating the clustering result C in S81Class center of (c)iSet of K-distances D of set R:
for data set R ═ { c ═ c1,c2,c3,...,cm}, calculating element ciTo the subset s ═ { c of R1,c2,c3,...,ci-1,ci+1,...,cmThe distances of all elements in the distance list are sorted from small to large, and a sorted distance set D' is obtained1,d2,d3,...,dk,dk+1,...,dm},dkI.e. the K-distance, for each element c in the set RiK-distances are all calculated to obtain K-distance set D ═ D for all pointsk1,dk2,...,dkm}。
S10 initializing DBSCAN algorithmRadius of area EpsAnd minimum density MinPts:
the value of MinPts, specified by the user, is the K value of the K-distance in S9; radius of area EpsIf there are a plurality of points corresponding to the point of the maximum slope in the K-distance curve D calculated in S9, the average of these points is taken as the domain radius EpsValue of (1) (MinPts is 4 in the embodiment of the present invention, E)psIs 1.25).
S11, clustering result C by using DBSCAN algorithm1Class center of (c)iClustering is carried out on the set R:
clustering R according to the determined parameters of the DBSCAN algorithm of S9 and S10 to obtain a clustering result C2
S12, clustering result C1Performing merging: clustering result C2Class center c with same class clusteri,cjCorresponding clustering result C1The data of the ith cluster and the jth cluster in the cluster are merged to obtain a clustering result C3
S13, calculating a clustering result C3C 'of'i
Figure GDA0002364537670000101
Wherein, Xi,XjAre all clustering results C3The element in the ith class cluster of (1); r is the number of elements contained in the ith cluster; d (X)i,Xj) Is Xi,XjThe euclidean distance of (c).
S14, calculating a clustering result C3Average distance M of the ith clusteri
Figure GDA0002364537670000102
Wherein, Xi,XjAre all clustering results C3The element in the ith class cluster of (1); r is the number of elements contained in the ith cluster; d (X)i,Xj) Is Xi,XjOu's ofDistance.
S15, calculating a clustering result C3Offset element X 'of the ith cluster'i
If C3Element X in the ith clusteriTo class center c'iIs greater than λ times the average distance, then XiIs namely C3Wherein one of the ith cluster is offset from element X'iNamely:
Figure GDA0002364537670000103
wherein λ is a deviation factor, which is a constant greater than 1; the deviating elements are removed from the cluster (λ is 1.5 in the present embodiment).
S16, separating the offset element X 'in S15'iBelongs to class center c 'with minimum Euclidean distance'jThe method comprises the following steps:
calculating deviation element X 'removed from ith cluster'iClass center c 'with other class clusters'jIs Euclidean distance of X'iMerge so that distance d (X'i,c′j) C 'taking a minimum value'jThe corresponding class cluster. Obtaining a final clustering result C4. The clustering results of the first-type load data and the second-type load data are shown in fig. 2(a) -2 (b).
And S17, finishing the algorithm.
The above description is only for the preferred embodiments of the present invention, but the protection scope of the present invention is not limited thereto, and any person skilled in the art can substitute or change the technical solution of the present invention and the inventive concept thereof within the scope of the present invention.

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1. An integrated power load curve clustering method, characterized by comprising the steps of:
acquiring original power load data;
roughing raw power load data using SOM neural networkClustering to obtain a clustering result C1Specifically, the method includes the following steps S1 to S6:
s1, initializing weight vector of SOM neural network neuron and winning neuron field radius N0
wij=rand(0,1),1≤i≤m,1≤j≤n (1)
Wherein, WiIs the weight vector of the ith neuron of the output layer, Wi=[wi1,wi2,...,win];wijIs WiThe value of the jth component of (a); n is the number of input layer nodes, and m is the number of output layer neurons; the initial winning neuron domain radius N is a larger value N0
S2 normalization of input vector XkSum weight vector W for SOM output layer neuronsi
Figure FDA0002364537660000011
Figure FDA0002364537660000012
Wherein, Xk=[xk1,xk2,...,xkn]The k-th input vector is obtained, and n is 9 and is the number of nodes of the input layer; wiIs the weight vector of the ith neuron of the output layer, Wi=[wi1,wi2,...,win]Wherein i is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to m; i XkI is the input vector XkEuclidean norm of; i WiThe | | is the Euclidean norm of the weight vector of the ith neuron;
s3, calculating input vector XkAnd weight vector W of output layer neuronsiEuclidean distance of (a), obtaining a winning neuron:
Figure FDA0002364537660000013
wherein d (X)k,Wi) Representing the kth input vector andeuclidean distances of weight vectors of i neurons; so that d (X)k,Wi) The neuron i which takes the minimum value is the input vector XkThe winning neuron of (1);
s4, updating weight vectors of neurons in the topology field of the winning neurons:
Wt+1=Wt+η(t,Nt)·(Xk-Wt) (5)
wherein WtAs an input vector Xkη (t, N)t) The formula of the learning rate function is as follows:
Figure FDA0002364537660000021
s5, updated learning rate η and field of winning neuron topology N:
the learning rate η is updated in the following manner:
ηt+1=ηt-αt (7)
wherein α is a constant greater than 0;
the updating mode of the winning neuron topological field N is as follows:
Nt+1=Nt-βt (8)
wherein β is a constant greater than 0;
s6, judging whether the SOM neural network converges:
if learning rate η<ηminOr the maximum iteration number T is reached, the clustering result C is output1And turning to S7, otherwise turning to S3, wherein ηminAnd T is a value preset by a user;
clustering result C using DBSCAN algorithm1The cluster centers are clustered, the cluster corresponding to the similar cluster centers are merged to obtain a clustering result C3Specifically, the method includes the following steps S7 to S11:
s7, calculating SOM neural network clustering result C1Class center of (c)i
Figure FDA0002364537660000022
Wherein, Xi,XjAre all clustering results C1The element in the ith class cluster of (1); r is the number of elements contained in the ith cluster; d (X)i,Xj) Is Xi,XjThe Euclidean distance of; class center ciThe group is represented by R;
s8, calculating the clustering result C in S71Class center of (c)iSet of K-distances D of set R:
for data set R ═ { c ═ c1,c2,c3,...,cm}, calculating element ciSubset S to R ═ { c1,c2,c3,...,ci-1,ci+1,...,cmThe distances of all elements in the distance list are sorted from small to large, and a sorted distance set D' is obtained1,d2,d3,...,dk,dk+1,...,dm},dkI.e. the K-distance, for each element c in the set RiK-distances are all calculated to obtain K-distance set D ═ D for all pointsk1,dk2,...,dkm};
S9, initializing the domain radius Eps and the minimum density MinPts of the DBSCAN algorithm:
the value of MinPts, specified by the user, is the K value of the K-distance in S8; radius of area EpsIf there are a plurality of points corresponding to the point of the maximum slope in the K-distance curve D calculated in S8, the average of these points is taken as the domain radius EpsA value of (d);
s10, clustering result C by using DBSCAN algorithm1Class center of (c)iClustering is carried out on the set R:
clustering R according to the determined parameters of the DBSCAN algorithm of S8 and S9 to obtain a clustering result C2
S11, clustering result C1Performing parallel classification to obtain clustering result C3
Clustering result C according to modified deviation element rule3Adjusting to obtain final clustering result C4Specifically, the method includes the following steps S12 to S15:
s12, calculating a clustering result C3C 'of'i
S13, calculating a clustering result C3Average distance M of the ith clusteri
S14, calculating a clustering result C3Offset element X 'of the ith cluster'i
S15, separating the offset element X 'in S14'iClassifying the data into similar classes to obtain a final clustering result C of the power load data4
2. The method for clustering integrated power load curves according to claim 1, wherein the step S11 is performed on the clustering result C1Performing parallel classification to obtain clustering result C3Further comprising:
clustering result C2Class center c with same class clusteri,cjCorresponding clustering result C1The data of the ith cluster and the jth cluster in the cluster are merged to obtain a clustering result C3
3. The integrated power load curve clustering method according to claim 1, wherein the step S12 is to calculate a clustering result C3C 'of'iFurther comprising:
Figure FDA0002364537660000041
wherein, Xi,XjAre all clustering results C3The element in the ith class cluster of (1); r is the number of elements contained in the ith cluster; d (X)i,Xj) Is Xi,XjThe euclidean distance of (c).
4. The integrated power load curve clustering method according to claim 1, wherein the step S13 is to calculate a clustering result C3Average distance M of the ith clusteriFurther comprising:
Figure FDA0002364537660000042
wherein, Xi,XjAre all clustering results C3The element in the ith class cluster of (1); r is the number of elements contained in the ith cluster; d (X)i,Xj) Is Xi,XjThe euclidean distance of (c).
5. The integrated power load curve clustering method according to claim 1, wherein the step S14 is to calculate a clustering result C3Offset element X 'of the ith cluster'iFurther comprising:
if C3Element X in the ith clusteriTo class center c'iIs greater than λ times the average distance, then XiIs namely C3Wherein one of the ith cluster is offset from element X'iNamely:
Figure FDA0002364537660000043
wherein λ is a deviation factor, which is a constant greater than 1; the deviating elements are removed from the cluster.
6. The integrated power load curve clustering method according to claim 1, wherein the step S15 is to deviate the element X 'in S14'iClassifying into similar classes to obtain final clustering result C4Further comprising:
calculating deviation element X 'removed from ith cluster'iClass center c 'with other class clusters'jIs Euclidean distance of X'iMerge so that distance d (X'i,c′j) C 'taking a minimum value'jIn the corresponding class cluster; obtaining a final clustering result C4
7. The method of claim 1, wherein α is 0.0002 and β is 0.0005.
8. The integrated power load curve clustering method of claim 1, wherein ηminThe value is 0.000002 and the maximum iteration number T is 2000.
9. The integrated power load curve clustering method of claim 5, wherein λ is 1.5.
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