CN112766564B - Stepwise reverse learning dimensionality reduction optimization method for optimization scheduling of cascade hydropower station group - Google Patents

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The invention relates to the technical field of efficient utilization of water resources and optimal scheduling of hydropower, and discloses a step hydropower station group optimal scheduling stage-by-stage reverse learning dimension reduction optimization method, which comprises the steps of firstly calculating to obtain an initial scheduling state process and discrete step length of each hydropower station; then for each stage of calculation, randomly generating discrete state numbers of the upper side and the lower side on the upper side and the lower side of the initial state combination stage by stage and combining the discrete state numbers to form a corridor, and calculating the reverse state combination of the initial state to carry out iterative optimization on the basis of the upper boundary and the lower boundary of the corridor so as to obtain an improved scheduling process; repeating the above process until all stages are calculated; and finally, shrinking the discrete step length, and repeating iteration until convergence so as to approach to a global optimal solution and output an optimal scheduling process. The step hydropower station group optimization scheduling phase-by-phase reverse learning dimensionality reduction optimization method effectively reduces the calculation complexity, greatly improves the calculation efficiency, and is suitable for large-scale step hydropower station group optimization scheduling.

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Stepwise reverse learning dimensionality reduction optimization method for optimization scheduling of cascade hydropower station group
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of efficient water resource utilization and hydropower optimization scheduling, in particular to a step hydropower station group optimization scheduling stage-by-stage reverse learning dimension reduction optimization method.
Background
In recent years, with the rapid and rapid development and rapid and orderly promotion of water conservancy and hydropower industry in China, the scale of hydropower stations is increasing day by day, and particularly, in hydropower bases in extra large watersheds such as Jinshajiang, Yamo and Wujiang, an unprecedented super-large-scale hydropower system in the world is formed. The optimal scheduling of the cascade hydropower station group has remarkable social, economic and ecological comprehensive benefits, can effectively promote the efficient utilization of the hydropower resources in the drainage basin, improve the scheduling management level of the hydropower station group and ensure the safe, stable and reliable operation of a power grid system. However, the increasing number of hydropower stations and the gradual increase of system scale directly lead to exponential increase of calculation time and occupied memory in the optimization scheduling process, the contradiction between the complexity of the problem and the limitation of the solving method is obvious, the dimension disaster problem becomes a scientific problem which is bound to be faced by the optimization scheduling of hydropower stations, and the direct relation is to clean power supply and effective utilization of energy in China.
The cascade hydropower station group has complex hydrology, water power and electric power relation and comprises a plurality of constraint conditions such as water level, reservoir capacity, flow and output, the reservoir station group optimal scheduling is a complex coupling optimal control problem with large scale, high dimensionality, multiple stages, strong constraint and nonlinearity, and effective and efficient solution faces a larger technical bottleneck.
When the traditional method is applied to the problem of the cascade hydropower station group combined optimization scheduling, along with the increase of the number of power stations and the discrete number, a severe dimension disaster problem is faced.
Mathematically, the optimization scheduling problem of the hydropower station group is a large-scale, high-dimensional, multi-stage, strong-constraint and nonlinear optimization problem. To solve the problem, researchers at home and abroad successively put forward various methods such as linear programming, nonlinear programming, Dynamic Programming (DP), Discrete Differential Dynamic Programming (DDDP), stepwise optimization (POA), evolutionary algorithm and the like. Although the methods are widely applied to the field of hydropower station group optimal scheduling, the defects of premature convergence, high calculation cost, dimension disaster and the like still exist when the large-scale hydropower station group optimal scheduling problem is processed. Therefore, development of novel and effective optimization methods is urgently needed, so that synchronous reduction of memory occupation and calculation time consumption is realized, the problem of dimension disaster is effectively relieved, and the calculation efficiency and the solving precision of large-scale hydropower system combined scheduling are ensured.
Reverse learning is a new technology proposed in the field of computational intelligence in recent years, and the core idea of the reverse learning is to evaluate the current state and the reverse state at the same time and use preferentially, so that the search process is accelerated.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a step-by-step reverse learning dimensionality reduction optimization method for optimization scheduling of a cascade hydropower station group, aiming at the defects of the technology, and the method converts a high-dimensional hydropower optimization scheduling problem into a relatively simple low-dimensional optimization sub-problem, avoids comprehensive combination among discrete states of each stage of each power station, and has quick solving efficiency and calculation precision.
In order to achieve the purpose, the step hydropower station group optimization scheduling phase-by-phase reverse learning dimension reduction optimization method comprises the following steps:
1) determining initial calculation conditions including an objective function, constraint conditions and decision variables of the optimal scheduling of the cascade hydropower station group;
2) setting calculation parameters including maximum iteration times M, total stage number T, maximum reverse learning times F and convergence precision epsilon;
3) setting initial test tracks of all hydropower stations according to a conventional dynamic planning method or a manual experience decision
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And calculating and acquiring initial discrete step length delta (delta) of each hydropower stationi,j)N×T
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Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the initial state, Δ, of the hydroelectric station i in phase ji,jRepresenting a hydroelectric power planti at the initial discrete step size of stage j,
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representing the upper water level limit of the hydropower station i in stage j, i,jZrepresenting the lower limit of the water level of the hydropower station i in the stage j, wherein N is the number of the hydropower stations, T is the number of stages of the dispatching period of the hydropower stations, and K is the initial discrete number;
4) setting the iteration number m to be 1;
5) setting the phase j to 1;
6) forming a corridor and constructing reverse state combinations of each stage by the current state of each hydropower station, randomly generated discrete numbers of the upper side and the lower side and discrete step length, wherein in the stage j, the f-th reverse learning, the discrete number of the upper side of the hydropower station i is
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Discrete number of lower side of
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Corresponding upper gallery boundary
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Lower gallery boundary
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According to the calculation principle of reverse learning, in the optimized corridor range S1,S2]Initial state of hydropower station i in inner stage j
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In the reverse state of
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Comparison Zi,jAnd
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if Z isi,jIs superior to
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Then let Zi,jReplacement of
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Repeating the reverse learning discrete differential dynamic programming method until the maximum reverse learning frequency F of the stage is reached;
7) j is j +1, if j is more than T, the step 8) is carried out, and if j is more than T, the step 6) is carried out;
8) if it is
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Shrinking discrete step length of all hydropower station states to order
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Go to step 9), otherwise go to step 5);
9) let M be M +1, if M > M or
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Go to step 10), otherwise go to step 5).
10) Stopping calculation and outputting the final optimal track Z0
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following advantages:
1. the method is based on the reverse learning idea, the reverse state combination of the initial state is calculated in the generated corridor stage by stage to carry out iterative optimization until convergence, and the method is visual, simple and convenient and easy to operate;
2. the high-dimensional hydropower optimization scheduling problem is converted into a relatively simple low-dimensional optimization sub-problem, comprehensive combination among all discrete states of each stage of each power station is avoided, the optimization direction of the track is searched through reverse learning, the calculation complexity is effectively reduced, and the calculation efficiency is greatly improved;
3. the calculation result of the method is reasonable and reliable, and the method can serve management operation and production practice of the cascade hydropower station group.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a step hydropower station group optimization scheduling phase-by-phase reverse learning dimension reduction optimization method of the invention;
FIG. 2 is a graph comparing the power generation variation of the method of the present invention and the DDDP method at different horizontal years;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of reservoir level and output variation processes of the Uedo hydropower station under the condition of water in the open water year;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of the reservoir water level and output change process of a white crane beach hydropower station under the condition of the water of the open water year;
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of reservoir water level and output change of a brook ferry hydropower station under water conditions in an open water year;
fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of reservoir water level and output change process to a dam hydropower station under open water conditions.
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The invention is described in further detail below with reference to the figures and the specific embodiments.
As shown in fig. 1, a stepwise hydropower station group optimization scheduling phase-by-phase reverse learning dimension reduction optimization method includes the following steps:
1) determining initial computing conditions including an objective function, constraint conditions and decision variables of the cascade hydropower station group optimization scheduling, wherein the cascade hydropower station group optimization scheduling model can be described as follows: the initial water level and the final water level of each reservoir in the dispatching period, the warehousing runoff process and the interval runoff process are known, under the condition that various complex constraints such as the corresponding water level, flow and output of a hydropower station group are met, the optimal stage water level operation process of the hydropower station group is determined, the water abandon is reduced as far as possible while the average water head of power generation is increased, the water energy resource is utilized to the maximum extent, the maximum total generated energy of the hydropower station group in the dispatching period is realized, and the objective function of the cascade hydropower station group optimization dispatching mathematical model is as follows:
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in the formula: f is the total generated energy in the dispatching period, N is the number of the hydropower stations, i is the serial number of the hydropower stations, and i is 1,2, …, N, T is the total number of stages in the dispatching period, j is the serial number of the stages, and j is 1,2, …, T; a. theiThe output coefficient of the reservoir i is;Qi,jfor the generated flow (m) of reservoir i in stage j3/s),Hi,jThe method is characterized in that an average generating head (m) of head loss is deducted from a stage j for a reservoir i, delta j is a stage length (h), and a large number of complex constraint conditions need to be considered for a hydropower scheduling problem to ensure feasibility and usability of an optimization result, and the method mainly comprises the following steps:
hydraulic connection constraint:
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water balance constraint:
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time interval water level constraint:
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fourthly, restricting the discharge:
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power station output restraint:
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sixthly, restraining the initial and final water levels: z is a linear or branched memberi,start=Zi,end
And (c) system output constraint:
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-non-negative constraints: each variable is non-negative;
the decision variable is water level;
in the formula: i isi,jWarehousing traffic (m) for hydropower station i at stage j3/s),Ri,jFor the section inflow (m) of the hydropower station i in phase j3/s),Si-1,jReject flow (m) at stage j for the i-1 st hydropower station3/s),Vi,jFor the value of the reservoir capacity (m) of the hydropower station i at the end of the phase j3),Zmin i,jAnd Zmax i,jThe lowest dam front water level and the highest dam front water level value (m), Q of the hydropower station i in the stage j are respectivelymin i,jAnd Qmax i,jMinimum generated flow (m) of hydropower station i in stage j3S) and maximum generated flow (m)3/s),Pmin i,jAnd Pmax i,jMinimum power output (kW) and maximum power output (kW), Z of hydropower station i in stage j respectivelyi,startAnd Zi,endThe initial reservoir level (m) and the final control level (m, NP) of the dispatching period of the hydropower station ijIs the minimum output (kW) of the system in stage j;
2) setting calculation parameters including maximum iteration times M, total stage number T, maximum reverse learning times F and convergence precision epsilon;
3) setting initial test tracks of all hydropower stations according to a conventional dynamic planning method or a manual experience decision
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And calculating and obtaining the initial discrete step length delta (delta) of each hydropower stationi,j)N×T
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Wherein, the first and the second end of the pipe are connected with each other,
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representing the initial state, Δ, of the hydroelectric station i in phase ji,jRepresenting the initial discrete step size of the hydropower station i in phase j,
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representing the upper water level limit of the hydropower station i in stage j, i,jZrepresenting the lower limit of the water level of the hydropower station i in the stage j, wherein N is the number of the hydropower stations, T is the number of stages of the dispatching period of the hydropower stations, and K is the initial discrete number;
4) setting the iteration number m to be 1;
5) setting the phase j to 1;
6) randomly generating discrete number and discrete steps of upper side and lower side according to current state of each hydropower stationLong, forming galleries and constructing combinations of reversal states for each stage, at stage j, the f-th reversal learning, with discrete number of the upper side of the hydroelectric station i as
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A discrete number of the lower side of
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Corresponding upper gallery boundary
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Lower gallery boundary
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According to the calculation principle of reverse learning, in the range of the optimized corridor [ S ]1,S2]Initial state of hydropower station i in inner stage j
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In the reverse state of
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Comparison Zi,jAnd
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if Z isi,jIs superior to
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Then let Zi,jReplacement of
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Repeating the reverse learning discrete differential dynamic programming method until the maximum reverse learning frequency F of the stage is reached;
7) j is j +1, if j is more than T, the step 8) is carried out, and if j is more than T, the step 6) is carried out;
8) if it is
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Shrinking discrete step length of all hydropower station states to order
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Go to step 9), otherwise go to step 5);
9) let M be M +1, if M > M or
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Go to step 10), otherwise go to step 5).
10) Stopping calculation and outputting the final optimal track Z0
The optimized scheduling problem of the downstream cascade hydropower station group of the Jinshajiang river in China is taken as an example for research. The drainage basin has abundant water energy resources, and is a main base for strategic water resource areas and hydropower development of water resource allocation in China. The Jinshajiang river downstream cascade planning comprises Wudong De, white Crane beach, stream Luo Du and four large reservoirs facing to a family dam, the regulation performance is strong, the hydraulic connection is tight, and the total installed capacity of 4 hydropower stations is up to 46400 MW. 3 different incoming waters of dry year (frequency 75%), open water year (frequency 50%) and rich water year (frequency 25%) are selected, and the method disclosed by the invention and DDDP are respectively adopted to carry out the combined optimized scheduling of the cascade hydropower station group.
Table 1 lists the comparison of the method of the invention and the DDDP calculation taking into account different numbers of plants, different horizontal years.
TABLE 1 comparison of the method of the invention and DDDP calculation results
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FIG. 2 is a comparison graph of the variation process of the power generation amount of two methods at different levels, and as can be seen from FIG. 2 and Table 1, the method of the present invention can obtain the power generation amount similar to DDDP, but the calculation advantages are reflected in that: firstly, the calculation time of the method is obviously shorter than that of DDDP and is only about 2 percent of that of DDDP, and the calculation performance advantage is more prominent along with the increase of the calculation scale of the hydropower station; secondly, the method and the DDDP are close to the global optimal solution, but the method can obtain the generating capacity similar to that of the DDDP, meanwhile, the calculation efficiency is greatly improved, and the larger the calculation scale is, the more remarkable the advantages are.
Fig. 3, 4, 5 and 6 show schematic diagrams of the change processes of the reservoir water level and the output force of udon, white beach, stream ferry, hydropower station to the home dam respectively. The optimization results of all hydropower stations meet various constraint conditions, the water level gradually disappears in the dry period, and the water level is quickly lifted in the water storage period, so that the scale benefit and the cascade compensation benefit of the hydropower station group are fully exerted, and the characteristic of 'enrichment and withering' is reflected, which shows that the calculation result of the method is reasonable and reliable, and can be used in management operation and production practice of the cascade hydropower station group.
Therefore, compared with the existing DDDP, the method can greatly reduce the calculation time, obviously improve the operation efficiency, and can be used for optimized dispatching of the giant step hydropower station group.
The invention fully analyzes the problem of the united optimization scheduling of cascade hydropower stations, excavates the problem of dimension disaster faced by the traditional method, and firstly calculates to obtain the initial scheduling state process and discrete step length of each hydropower station; then for each stage of calculation, randomly generating discrete state numbers of the upper side and the lower side on the upper side and the lower side of the initial state combination stage by stage and combining the discrete state numbers to form a corridor, and calculating the reverse state combination of the initial state to carry out iterative optimization on the basis of the upper boundary and the lower boundary of the corridor so as to obtain an improved scheduling process; repeating the above steps until all the stages are calculated; and finally, shrinking the discrete step length, and repeating iteration until convergence, so as to approach to a global optimal solution and output an optimal scheduling process. Aiming at the problem of the cascade hydropower station group joint optimization scheduling, the most common maximum generated energy of the cascade hydropower station group joint optimization scheduling problem is adopted as an optimization scheduling target to carry out specific research so as to more remarkably improve the benefit of the cascade hydropower station group joint optimization scheduling.
The method converts the high-dimensional hydropower optimization scheduling problem into a relatively simple low-dimensional optimization sub-problem, avoids comprehensive combination of all discrete states of each stage of each power station, effectively reduces the calculation complexity by searching the optimization direction of the track by combining reverse learning, greatly improves the calculation efficiency, solves the dimension disaster problem existing in the traditional method during the optimization scheduling solving of the complex hydropower system, has quick solving efficiency and calculation precision, and is suitable for the optimization scheduling of large-scale cascade hydropower stations.
The invention is based on the principle of reverse learning, maps the information of each stage of the initial state of the scheduling process to the reverse state for space search, eliminates the degraded dimensional information, can increase the search range of the state space information, reduces the high dimensional information interference among the stages, and improves the search efficiency and the calculation precision. In other words, the method disclosed by the invention is innovative in that the optimization track is searched through reverse learning, so that the comprehensive combination of discrete states of all stages of all hydropower stations is avoided, the calculation complexity is effectively reduced, and the method has good support and application values for the research of the optimization scheduling problem of a large-scale hydropower system.

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1. A step hydropower station group optimization scheduling phase-by-phase reverse learning dimension reduction optimization method is characterized by comprising the following steps of: the method comprises the following steps:
1) determining initial calculation conditions, including an objective function, constraint conditions and decision variables of the cascade hydropower station group optimization scheduling;
2) setting calculation parameters including maximum iteration number M, total number T of stages, maximum reverse learning number F and convergence precision epsilon;
3) setting initial test tracks of all hydropower stations according to a conventional dynamic planning method or artificial experience decision
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And calculating and obtaining the initial discrete step length delta (delta) of each hydropower stationi,j)N×T
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Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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representing the initial state, Δ, of the hydroelectric station i in phase ji,jRepresenting the initial discrete step size of the hydropower station i in phase j,
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representing the upper water level limit of the hydropower station i in stage j, i,jZrepresenting the lower limit of the water level of the hydropower station i in the stage j, wherein N is the number of the hydropower stations, T is the number of stages of the dispatching period of the hydropower stations, and K is the initial discrete number;
4) setting the iteration number m to be 1;
5) setting the phase j to 1;
6) forming a corridor and constructing reverse state combinations of each stage by the current state of each hydropower station, randomly generated discrete numbers of the upper side and the lower side and discrete step length, wherein in the stage j, the f-th reverse learning, the discrete number of the upper side of the hydropower station i is
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Discrete number of lower side of
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Corresponding upper gallery boundary
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Lower gallery boundary
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According to the calculation principle of reverse learning, in the optimized corridor range S1,S2]Initial state of hydropower station i in inner stage j
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In the reverse state of
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Comparison Zi,jAnd
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if Z isi,jIs superior to
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Then let Zi,jReplacement of
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Repeating the reverse learning discrete differential dynamic programming method until the maximum reverse learning frequency F of the stage is reached;
7) j is j +1, if j is more than T, the step 8) is carried out, and if j is more than T, the step 6) is carried out;
8) if it is
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Shrinking discrete step length of all hydropower station states, and order
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Go to step 9), otherwise go to step 5);
9) let M equal to M +1 if M > M or
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Go to step 10), otherwise go to step 5);
10) stopping calculation and outputting the final optimal track Z0
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