CN115000947A - Power distribution network topological structure and line parameter identification method based on intelligent electric meter measurement - Google Patents

Power distribution network topological structure and line parameter identification method based on intelligent electric meter measurement Download PDF

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CN115000947A CN202210701249.XA CN202210701249A CN115000947A CN 115000947 A CN115000947 A CN 115000947A CN 202210701249 A CN202210701249 A CN 202210701249A CN 115000947 A CN115000947 A CN 115000947A
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The invention discloses a power distribution network topological structure and line parameter identification method based on intelligent electric meter measurement, which comprises the following steps: an active power, reactive power and voltage amplitude measurement sequence is injected into an input node; establishing a linear power flow model according to the operation characteristics of the power distribution network, and solving an admittance estimation array based on linear regression to obtain an initial topological structure and a line parameter estimation initial value; and correcting the estimated value of the line admittance through decoupling iterative optimization among variables, and outputting a final topological structure and a line parameter identification result. The method is based on the measurement of the intelligent ammeter, does not need to obtain the phase angle measurement of the node voltage, and has good applicability in the actual power distribution network; and secondly, admittance parameters of the running line can be effectively estimated while the topological structure is accurately identified, and the limitation that the traditional identification scheme can only carry out topology identification is overcome.

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Power distribution network topological structure and line parameter identification method based on intelligent electric meter measurement
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of intelligent power grid power distribution, and particularly relates to a power distribution network topological structure and line parameter identification method based on intelligent electric meter measurement.
Background
The power distribution network is an important link for connecting power generation and transmission with power supply and utilization in a power system, and the premise of ensuring safe and stable operation of the power distribution network is that national economy develops rapidly. Along with novel power supplies and load devices such as distributed photovoltaic, microgrid and electric vehicle charging stations are continuously connected into the power grid, the complexity and flexibility of the power distribution grid are greatly increased, the topological structure changes frequently, and the line parameter updating lags behind. The correct topological structure and line parameter information are the prerequisite condition for the state estimation and the power flow analysis of the power distribution network, and are the basis for realizing accurate regulation and control of the power grid production management system.
The construction of a high-level measurement system enables a large amount of electrical data generated in the operation process of the power distribution network to be effectively collected and uploaded, and currently, measurement equipment applied to the power distribution network is mainly divided into a synchronous vector measurement device and a smart meter. The synchronous vector measurement device simultaneously obtains high-precision node injection power and voltage phasor measurement information through a global positioning system, has the advantages of high data transmission speed and small synchronous time error, but is only installed at key nodes such as important transformer substations and the like at present due to high investment cost, and cannot realize comprehensive coverage in a power distribution network. The intelligent electric meter measuring equipment is widely deployed in a power distribution network due to low physical cost, but can only collect node injection power and voltage amplitude data and cannot measure a node voltage phase angle.
The existing topology identification technology based on the intelligent electric meter measuring equipment mostly searches for adjacent nodes by analyzing the correlation between node voltage amplitudes, or obtains an operation topological structure by solving an optimization model containing line switch state information based on a state estimation thought, but the methods cannot estimate line admittance parameters at the same time, so that the method has certain limit in practical application.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method for identifying a topological structure and line parameters of a power distribution network based on intelligent electric meter measurement, and aims to solve the problems that the existing topological identification method is poor in applicability in an actual power distribution network and cannot identify the topological structure and the line parameters at the same time.
The technical scheme is as follows: in order to achieve the purpose, the invention discloses a power distribution network topological structure and line parameter identification method based on intelligent electric meter measurement, which comprises the following steps:
s1, inputting the injection active power, the injection reactive power and the voltage amplitude measurement sequence of all the nodes in the power distribution network;
s2, establishing a linear power flow model, and solving an admittance estimation array based on linear regression to obtain an initial topological structure and a line parameter identification result;
and S3, correcting the line admittance estimated value based on decoupling iterative optimization, and outputting a final topological structure and line parameter identification result.
Further, the specific steps of establishing the linear power flow model in S2 include the following:
s2.1.1, active power p is injected into the node, reactive power q is injected, and the classic power flow equation is satisfied between the voltage amplitude v and the voltage phase angle theta, and the formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000021
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wherein i is a node number in the power distribution network, i belongs to {1,2, …, N }, N is the total number of nodes in the power distribution network, and G and B are a real part and an imaginary part of a power distribution network admittance matrix respectively;
s2.1.2, the distribution network actually operated has the following characteristics:
the node voltage amplitude is usually stabilized around a per unit value of 1, so that there is a node voltage variation Δ v i Is a small amount, Δ v i The formula of (1) is as follows:
Δv i =v i -1 (3)
phase angle difference theta of branch voltage ik Hardly exceeds 10 °, a small amount is also considered, so that:
sinθ ik ≈θ ik (4)
cosθ ik ≈1 (5)
s2.1.3, equation (1), and equation (2) can be written as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000031
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s2.1.4, through 1+ Δ v k Replacement node voltage v k In conjunction with equation (4) and equation (5), equation (6) and equation (7) become:
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s2.1.5, due to Δ v k And theta ik Both are small, the product terms of both become second order small, and therefore can be omitted, and equation (8) and equation (9) become:
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s2.1.6 parallel admittance element value y of nodes in power distribution network i0 Smaller, the diagonal elements of the admittance matrix are approximately equal to the sum of the admittances of the branches connected to the corresponding nodes, and the off-diagonal elements of the admittance matrix are equal to the negative of the admittance of the branches between the corresponding nodes, so that the two values in each of the equations (10) and (11) are zero, and the equations after removing the zero term are respectively as followsThe following:
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s2.1.7, writing the formula (12) and the formula (13) into a matrix form to obtain a linear power flow model, wherein the formula is as follows:
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wherein, [ p/v ]]=[p 1 /v 1 …p N /v N ] T ,[q/v]=[q 1 /v 1 …q N /v N ] T ,[Δv]=[Δv 1 …Δv N ] T ,[θ]=[θ 1 …θ N ] T Measuring vectors of information for all nodes of the power distribution network; [] T Representing a matrix transposition;
s2.1.8, the linear power flow model represented by equation (14) can be extended to applications where node voltage phase angle information is unknown, due to the smaller values of voltage phase angle compared to voltage magnitude. Equation (14) is thus further simplified as follows:
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further, the specific steps of solving the admittance estimation array based on linear regression in S2 to obtain the initial topological structure and line parameter identification result include the following:
s2.2.1 calculating [ P/V ], [ Q/V ] and [ Δ V ] from the measured sequence, and substituting them into the equations (15) and (16) to obtain the following equations:
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wherein, [ P/V]=[[p/v] 1 …[p/v] M1 ],[Q/V]=[[q/v] 1 …[q/v] M1 ],[ΔV]=[[Δv] 1 …[Δv] M1 ];M 1 Obtaining the measured quantity;
s2.2.2 finding admittance estimating array G based on linear regression ^ And B ^ The formulas are respectively as follows:
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s2.2.3, order G ^ last Is equal to the current G ^
S2.2.4, pair G ^ And B ^ Carrying out noise reduction treatment;
s2.2.5, pair G ^ And B ^ Carrying out a symmetry treatment to obtain G ^ sym And B ^ sym The formulas are respectively as follows:
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s2.2.6, judgment G ^ sym Whether or not it is equal to G ^ last If G is ^ sym Is equal to G ^ last Then G will be ^ sym The line numbers corresponding to all the non-zero elements except the diagonal element in the upper triangular part form an operation line set E ^ And output E ^ ,G ^ sym And B ^ sym As the initial topological structure and line parameter identification result; if G is ^ sym Is not equal to G ^ last Then, the following steps are continuously executed;
s2.2.7, order G ^ last And G ^ Is equal to G ^ sym ,B ^ Is equal to B ^ sym
S2.2.8 updating G based on linear regression ^ And B ^ To S2.2.4.
Further, the specific step of S2.2.4 is to traverse G ^ For | G ^ ik |/|G ^ ii |<ω g And | G ^ ki |/|G ^ kk |<ω g Of an element of (A) having G ^ ik =B ^ ik =G ^ ki =B ^ ki 0. Wherein, ω is g For the noise reduction threshold, the formula is as follows:
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further, the S2.2.8 is updated based on linear regression ^ And B ^ The specific steps of the non-zero element in (1) comprise the following steps:
s2.2.8.1, setting the line number i to 1;
s2.2.8.2 screening G ^ Non-zero element G in row i ik Generating a set K from the column numbers K corresponding to all the non-zero elements i ,K i Radical of (A) is denoted as r i
S2.2.8.3, update G ^ Non-zero element G in row i i,Ki The formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000054
wherein [ P ] i /V i ]=[(p i /v i ) 1 …(p i /v i ) M1 ],[ΔV Ki ]=[[ΔV 1 ];…;[ΔV k ];…;[ΔV ri ]],[ΔV k ]=[Δv k1 …Δv kM1 ];
S2.2.8.4, update B ^ Non-zero element B in row i i,Ki The formula is as follows:
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wherein [ Q ] i /V i ]=[(q i /v i ) 1 …(q i /v i ) M1 ],[ΔV Ki ]=[[ΔV 1 ];…;[ΔV k ];…;[ΔV ri ]],[ΔV k ]=[Δv k1 …Δv kM1 ];
S2.2.8.5, i ═ i +1, back to S2.2.8.2 until i ═ N.
Further, the specific steps of S3 include the following:
s3.1, setting the iteration number T to be 1, and changing the parameter variable quantity delta x ^ Select the last M from the measurement sequence as 0 2 Performing the subsequent steps of strip measurement; wherein M is 2 The following formula is required:
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wherein M is ^ Is E ^ A group of (a);
s3.2, calculating pseudo load flow to obtain node voltage phase angle information;
s3.3, current line admittance estimated value matrix x ^ The formula of (1) is as follows:
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wherein, [ g ]]=[g 1 …g M^ ] T ,[b]=[b 1 …b M^ ] T Each represents E ^ A conductivity value and susceptance value matrix of the middle line; let x be ^ last Is equal to x ^ ,Δx ^ last Is equal to Δ x ^
S3.4, judging whether T is an odd number, if T is an odd number, utilizing [ P ]],[V],[θ]Calculating a coefficient matrix A 1 ,y 1 And a weight matrix w 1 (ii) a If T is even, then [ Q ] is utilized],[V],[θ]Calculating a coefficient matrix A 2 ,y 2 And a weight matrix w 2 (ii) a Wherein A is 1 =[a p1 ;…;a pM2 ],y 1 =[p 1 ;…;p M2 ];A 2 =[a q1 ;…;a qM2 ],y 2 =[q 1 ;…;q M2 ];[a p ]=[a g a b ],[p]=[p 1 …p N ] T ;[a q ]=[a b -a g ],[q]=[q 1 …q N ] T ;a g And a b Are all of NxM ^ The dimension matrix has the following formula of element values:
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wherein τ is M ^ X 2 dimensional matrix, first column storing E ^ The second column stores the numbers of the end nodes; w is a 1 And w 2 Are all 2M ^ X 1-dimensional weight coefficient matrix, the formula is as follows:
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wherein x is 0_1 And x 0_2 Respectively as follows:
x 0_1 =(A 1 T A 1 ) -1 A 1 T y 1 (32)
x 0_2 =(A 2 T A 2 ) -1 A 2 T y 2 (33)
s3.5, solving x based on self-adaptive ridge regression model ^
S3.6 according to x ^ Modified admittance estimate array G ^ And B ^ Element value of middle corresponding position, G ^ And B ^ Middle non-diagonal elements are respectively equal to x ^ The conductance value and the susceptance value of the corresponding branch are negative, and the diagonal elements are respectively equal to x ^ The sum of the conductance value and the susceptance value of the branch connected with the corresponding node;
s3.7, go through G ^ If there is | G ^ ij |/|G ^ ii |<ω g Then x is ^ The admittance estimated value of the corresponding line in the network is set to be zero;
s3.8, calculating x before and after iteration ^ Change Δ x of ^ The formula is as follows:
Δx ^ =||x ^ -x ^ last || 2 (34)
wherein | | | purple hair 2 A 2-norm representing a vector;
s3.9, determining Delta x ^ -Δx ^ last Is less than the convergence threshold
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If less than, according to x ^ Modified admittance estimate array G ^ And B ^ And obtaining a final operation line set E ^ Output E ^ ,G ^ And B ^ As the final topological structure and line parameter identification result; otherwise T ═ T +1, return to S3.2.
Further, the specific step of the pseudo load flow calculation in S3.2 is based on M 2 Active power measurement, reactive power measurement and G ^ ,B ^ And obtaining a corresponding node voltage phase angle estimation value through load flow calculation.
Further, the specific steps of S3.5 include the following:
s3.5.1, the regularization parameter λ when the function V (λ) takes the minimum value is represented as λ opt The formula of V (λ) is as follows:
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wherein, I represents an identity matrix, tr () represents a trace of the matrix, and K has the following formula:
K=A(A T A+(M 2 ×N)λw·w·I 2M^ ) -1 A T (36)
wherein if T is an odd number, then A equals A 1 Y is equal to y 1 W is equal to w 1 (ii) a Otherwise, A equals A 2 Y is equal to y 2 W is equal to w 2
S3.5.2, obtaining x by solving a minimized adaptive ridge regression model ^ The formula is as follows:
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wherein'-' represents a matrix dot product operator; if T is odd, A equals A 1 Y is equal to y 1 W is equal to w 1 (ii) a Otherwise, A equals A 2 Y is equal to y 2 W is equal to w 2
Has the beneficial effects that:
1. according to the method for identifying the topological structure and the line parameters of the power distribution network based on the measurement of the intelligent electric meter, the initial identification result of the topological structure and the line parameters can be rapidly obtained by establishing the linear power flow model; and then, the line admittance estimated value is corrected through decoupling optimization iteration among variables, so that the accuracy of the identification result is further improved.
2. The method for identifying the topological structure and the line parameters of the power distribution network based on the measurement of the intelligent electric meter does not need to acquire the phase angle measurement of the node voltage, has good applicability in the actual power distribution network, and has lower physical cost of intelligent electric meter measurement equipment compared with the identification method based on a synchronous vector measurement device.
3. The method for identifying the topological structure and the line parameters of the power distribution network based on the measurement of the intelligent electric meter can accurately identify the topological structure and effectively estimate the admittance parameters of the running line, and overcomes the limitation that the traditional identification scheme can only identify the topology.
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As shown in fig. 1, the present invention provides a method for identifying a topology and line parameters of a power distribution network based on smart meter measurement, comprising the following steps:
(1) inputting the injected active power, the injected reactive power and the voltage amplitude measurement sequence of all nodes in the power distribution network;
(2) establishing a linear power flow model, and solving an admittance estimation array based on linear regression to obtain an initial topological structure and a line parameter identification result; the specific steps for establishing the linear power flow model comprise the following steps:
(2.1.1), the node injects active power p, injects reactive power q, satisfies the classic trend equation between voltage amplitude v and voltage phase angle theta, and the formula is as follows:
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wherein i is a node number in the power distribution network, i belongs to {1,2, …, N }, N is the total number of nodes in the power distribution network, and G and B are a real part and an imaginary part of a power distribution network admittance matrix respectively;
(2.1.2) the power distribution network in actual operation has the following characteristics:
the node voltage amplitude is usually stabilized around a per unit value of 1, so that there is a node voltage variation Δ v i Is a small quantity, Δ v i The formula (c) is as follows:
Δv i =v i -1 (3)
phase angle difference theta of branch voltage ik Hardly exceeds 10 °, a small amount is also considered, so that:
sinθ ik ≈θ ik (4)
cosθ ik ≈1 (5)
(2.1.3), formula (1), and formula (2) can be written as the following formulas, respectively:
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(2.1.4), by 1+ Δ v k Alternative node voltage v k Combining equations (4) andequation (5), equation (6) and equation (7) become:
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(2.1.5) due to Δ v k And theta ik Both are small quantities, the product terms of both become second order small quantities and therefore can be omitted, and equation (8) and equation (9) become:
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(2.1.6) parallel admittance element value y of node in power distribution network i0 Smaller, the diagonal elements of the admittance matrix are approximately equal to the sum of the admittances of the branches connected to the corresponding nodes, and the off-diagonal elements of the admittance matrix are equal to the negative of the admittance of the branches between the corresponding nodes, so that the two values in the formula (10) and the formula (11) are respectively zero, and the formula after removing the zero term is respectively as follows:
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(2.1.7), writing the formula (12) and the formula (13) into a matrix form to obtain a linear power flow model, wherein the formula is as follows:
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wherein, [ p/v ]]=[p 1 /v 1 …p N /v N ] T ,[q/v]=[q 1 /v 1 …q N /v N ] T ,[Δv]=[Δv 1 …Δv N ] T ,[θ]=[θ 1 …θ N ] T The vector containing the measurement information of all nodes of the power distribution network is obtained; [] T Representing a matrix transposition;
(2.1.8), since the voltage phase angle is smaller than the voltage magnitude, the linear power flow model represented by equation (14) can be extended to situations where the node voltage phase angle information is unknown. Equation (14) is thus further simplified as follows:
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as shown in fig. 2, the specific steps of solving the admittance estimation array based on linear regression to obtain the initial topological structure and line parameter identification result include the following:
(2.2.1), [ P/V ], [ Q/V ] and [ Δ V ] are calculated from the measured sequence, and are substituted into the formula (15) and the formula (16), respectively, to obtain the following formulas:
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wherein, [ P/V]=[[p/v] 1 …[p/v] M1 ],[Q/V]=[[q/v] 1 …[q/v] M1 ],[ΔV]=[[Δv] 1 …[Δv] M1 ];M 1 Obtaining the measured quantity;
(2.2.2) obtaining admittance estimation matrix G based on linear regression ^ And B ^ The formulas are respectively as follows:
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(2.2.3) order G ^ last Equal to the current G ^
(2.2.4) to G ^ And B ^ Carrying out noise reduction treatment; the specific steps are traversing G ^ For | G ^ ik |/|G ^ ii |<ω g And | G ^ ki |/|G ^ kk |<ω g Of an element of (A) having G ^ ik =B ^ ik =G ^ ki =B ^ ki 0. Wherein, ω is g For the noise reduction threshold, the formula is as follows:
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(2.2.5) to G ^ And B ^ Carrying out a symmetry treatment to obtain G ^ sym And B ^ sym The formulas are respectively as follows:
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(2.2.6) judgment G ^ sym Whether or not equal to G ^ last If G is ^ sym Is equal to G ^ last Then G will be ^ sym The line numbers corresponding to all the non-zero elements except the diagonal element in the upper triangular part form an operation line set E ^ And output E ^ ,G ^ sym And B ^ sym As the initial topological structure and line parameter identification result; if G is ^ sym Is not equal to G ^ last Then, the following steps are continuously executed;
(2.2.7) order G ^ last And G ^ Is equal to G ^ sym ,B ^ Is equal to B ^ sym
(2.2.8) updating G based on Linear regression ^ And B ^ Go to (2.2.4). Wherein G is updated based on linear regression ^ And B ^ The specific steps of the non-zero element in (1) include the following:
(2.2.8.1), setting a row number i to 1;
(2.2.8.2) screening G ^ Non-zero element G in row i ik Generating a set K from the column numbers K corresponding to all the non-zero elements i ,K i Radical of (A) is denoted as r i
(2.2.8.3) update G ^ Non-zero element G in row i i,Ki The formula is as follows:
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wherein [ P ] i /V i ]=[(p i /v i ) 1 …(p i /v i ) M1 ],[ΔV Ki ]=[[ΔV 1 ];…;[ΔV k ];…;[ΔV ri ]],[ΔV k ]=[Δv k1 …Δv kM1 ];
(2.2.8.4) update B ^ Non-zero element B in row i i,Ki The formula is as follows:
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wherein [ Q ] i /V i ]=[(q i /v i ) 1 …(q i /v i ) M1 ],[ΔV Ki ]=[[ΔV 1 ];…;[ΔV k ];…;[ΔV ri ]],[ΔV k ]=[Δv k1 …Δv kM1 ];
And (2.2.8.5), i is equal to i +1, and the step (2.2.8.2) is returned until i is equal to N.
(3) And as shown in fig. 3, correcting the line admittance estimated value based on decoupling iterative optimization, and outputting a final topological structure and line parameter identification result. The method comprises the following specific steps:
(3.1) setting the iteration number T to be 1, and changing the parameter variable quantity delta x ^ Select the last M from the measurement sequence as 0 2 Performing the subsequent steps of strip measurement; wherein, M 2 The following formula is required:
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wherein M is ^ Is E ^ A group of (a);
(3.2) calculating pseudo load flow to obtain node voltage phase angle information; wherein the specific steps of the pseudo load flow calculation are based on M 2 Active power measurement, reactive power measurement and G ^ ,B ^ And obtaining a corresponding node voltage phase angle estimation value through load flow calculation.
(3.3) current line admittance estimate matrix x ^ The formula (c) is as follows:
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wherein, [ g ]]=[g 1 …g M^ ] T ,[b]=[b 1 …b M^ ] T Each represents E ^ A conductivity value and susceptance value matrix of the middle line; let x ^ last Is equal to x ^ ,Δx ^ last Is equal to Δ x ^
(3.4) determining whether T is odd, if T is odd, [ P ] is used],[V],[θ]Calculating a coefficient matrix A 1 ,y 1 And a weight matrix w 1 (ii) a If T is even, then [ Q ] is utilized],[V],[θ]Calculating a coefficient matrix A 2 ,y 2 And a weight matrix w 2 (ii) a Wherein, A 1 =[a p1 ;…;a pM2 ],y 1 =[p 1 ;…;p M2 ];A 2 =[a q1 ;…;a qM2 ],y 2 =[q 1 ;…;q M2 ];[a p ]=[a g a b ],[p]=[p 1 …p N ] T ;[a q ]=[a b -a g ],[q]=[q 1 …q N ] T ;a g And a b Are all NxM ^ The formula of the element values of the dimensional matrix is as follows:
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wherein τ is M ^ X 2 dimensional matrix, first column storing E ^ The second column stores the serial numbers of the end nodes; w is a 1 And w 2 Are all 2M ^ X 1-dimensional weight coefficient matrix, the formula is as follows:
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wherein x is 0_1 And x 0_2 Respectively as follows:
x 0_1 =(A 1 T A 1 ) -1 A 1 T y 1 (32)
x 0_2 =(A 2 T A 2 ) -1 A 2 T y 2 (33)
(3.5) obtaining x based on adaptive ridge regression model ^ (ii) a The method comprises the following specific steps:
(3.5.1) recording the regularization parameter λ as λ when the function V (λ) takes the minimum value opt The formula of V (λ) is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000145
wherein, I represents an identity matrix, tr () represents a trace of the matrix, and K has the following formula:
K=A(A T A+(M 2 ×N)λw·w·I 2M^ ) -1 A T (35)
wherein if T is an odd number, then A equals A 1 Y is equal to y 1 W is equal to w 1 (ii) a Otherwise, A equals A 2 Y is equal to y 2 W is equal to w 2
(3.5.2) obtaining x by solving a minimization of adaptive ridge regression model ^ The formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000151
wherein'-' represents a matrix dot product operator; if T is odd, A equals A 1 Y is equal to y 1 W is equal to w 1 (ii) a Otherwise, A equals A 2 Y is equal to y 2 W is equal to w 2
(3.6) according to x ^ Modified admittance estimate array G ^ And B ^ Element value of middle corresponding position, G ^ And B ^ Middle non-diagonal elements are respectively equal to x ^ Of conductance and susceptance values of the respective branchesNegative number, diagonal elements equal to x respectively ^ The sum of the conductance value and the susceptance value of the branch connected with the corresponding node;
(3.7) traverse G ^ If there is | G ^ ij |/|G ^ ii |<ω g Then x is ^ The admittance estimated value of the corresponding line in the network is set to be zero;
(3.8) calculating x before and after iteration ^ Change Δ x of ^ The formula is as follows:
Δx ^ =||x ^ -x ^ last || 2 (37)
wherein | | | purple hair 2 A 2-norm representing a vector;
(3.9) determination of Δ x ^ -Δx ^ last Is less than a convergence threshold
Figure BDA0003703982900000152
If less than, according to x ^ Modified admittance estimate array G ^ And B ^ And obtaining a final operation line set E ^ Output E ^ ,G ^ And B ^ As the final topological structure and line parameter identification result; otherwise, returning to the step (3.2) if T is equal to T + 1.
Example 1
The embodiment is based on a distribution network with 33 nodes in a certain area, and data come from injection active power, injection reactive power and voltage amplitude measurement sequences of all nodes in the distribution network in one day. The sampling interval of the intelligent ammeter is 5 minutes, namely M 1 Equal to 288; the precision grade of the intelligent electric meter is 0.2s, namely the maximum relative percentage error of the measured data is within +/-0.2%. The method for identifying the topological structure and the line parameters of the power distribution network based on the measurement of the intelligent electric meter based on the data comprises the following steps:
(1) inputting the injected active power, the injected reactive power and the voltage amplitude measurement sequence of all nodes in the power distribution network;
(2) establishing a linear power flow model, and solving an admittance estimation array based on linear regression to obtain an initial topological structure and a line parameter identification result; the specific steps for establishing the linear power flow model comprise the following steps:
(2.1.1), the node injects active power p, injects reactive power q, satisfies the classic trend equation between voltage amplitude v and voltage phase angle theta, and the formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000161
Figure BDA0003703982900000162
wherein i is a node number in the power distribution network, i is epsilon {1,2, …, N }, N is a total number of nodes in the power distribution network, in embodiment 1, N is equal to 33, and G and B are a real part and an imaginary part of an admittance matrix of the power distribution network respectively;
(2.1.2) the power distribution network in actual operation has the following characteristics:
the node voltage amplitude is usually stabilized around a per unit value of 1, so that there is a node voltage variation Δ v i Is a small amount, Δ v i The formula of (1) is as follows:
Δv i =v i -1 (3)
phase angle difference theta of branch voltage ik Hardly exceeds 10 °, a small amount is also considered, so that:
sinθ ik ≈θ ik (4)
cosθ ik ≈1 (5)
(2.1.3), formula (1), and formula (2) can be written as the following formulas, respectively:
Figure BDA0003703982900000163
Figure BDA0003703982900000164
(2.1.4) by 1+ Δ v k Alternative node voltage v k In conjunction with equations (4) and (5), equations (6) and (7) become:
Figure BDA0003703982900000165
Figure BDA0003703982900000171
(2.1.5) due to Δ v k And theta ik Both are small quantities, the product terms of both become second order small quantities and therefore can be omitted, and equation (8) and equation (9) become:
Figure BDA0003703982900000172
Figure BDA0003703982900000173
(2.1.6) parallel admittance element value y of node in power distribution network i0 Smaller, the diagonal elements of the admittance matrix are approximately equal to the sum of the admittances of the branches connected to the corresponding nodes, and the off-diagonal elements of the admittance matrix are equal to the negative of the admittance of the branches between the corresponding nodes, so that the two values in the formula (10) and the formula (11) are respectively zero, and the formula after removing the zero term is respectively as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000174
Figure BDA0003703982900000175
(2.1.7), writing the formula (12) and the formula (13) into a matrix form to obtain a linear power flow model, wherein the formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000176
wherein, [ p/v ]]=[p 1 /v 1 …p N /v N ] T ,[q/v]=[q 1 /v 1 …q N /v N ] T ,[Δv]=[Δv 1 …Δv N ] T ,[θ]=[θ 1 …θ N ] T Measuring vectors of information for all nodes of the power distribution network; [] T Representing a matrix transposition;
(2.1.8), since the voltage phase angle is smaller than the voltage magnitude, the linear power flow model represented by equation (14) can be extended to situations where the node voltage phase angle information is unknown. Equation (14) is thus further simplified as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000177
Figure BDA0003703982900000178
as shown in fig. 2, the specific steps of solving the admittance estimation array based on linear regression to obtain the initial topological structure and line parameter identification result include the following:
(2.2.1), [ P/V ], [ Q/V ] and [ Δ V ] are calculated from the measured sequence, and are substituted into the formula (15) and the formula (16), respectively, to obtain the following formulas:
Figure BDA0003703982900000181
Figure BDA0003703982900000182
wherein, [ P/V]=[[p/v] 1 …[p/v] M1 ],[Q/V]=[[q/v] 1 …[q/v] M1 ],[ΔV]=[[Δv] 1 …[Δv] M1 ];M 1 For the measured quantities obtained, M in example 1 1 Equal to 288;
(2.2.2) obtaining an admittance estimating array G based on linear regression ^ And B ^ The formulas are respectively as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000183
Figure BDA0003703982900000184
(2.2.3) order G ^ last Is equal to the current G ^
(2.2.4) to G ^ And B ^ Carrying out noise reduction treatment; the specific steps are traversing G ^ For | G ^ ik |/|G ^ ii |<ω g And | G ^ ki |/|G ^ kk |<ω g Of an element of (A) having G ^ ik =B ^ ik =G ^ ki =B ^ ki 0. Wherein, ω is g For the noise reduction threshold, the formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000185
in example 1,. omega. g The value is 0.03;
(2.2.5) to G ^ And B ^ Carrying out a symmetry treatment to obtain G ^ sym And B ^ sym The formulas are respectively as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000186
Figure BDA0003703982900000187
(2.2.6) judgment G ^ sym Whether or not equal to G ^ last If G is ^ sym Is equal to G ^ last Then G will be ^ sym The line numbers corresponding to all the non-zero elements except the diagonal element in the upper triangular part form an operation line set E ^ And output E ^ ,G ^ sym And B ^ sym As the initial topological structure and line parameter identification result; if G is ^ sym Is not equal to G ^ last Then continuing to execute the following steps;
(2.2.7) order G ^ last And G ^ Is equal to G ^ sym ,B ^ Is equal to B ^ sym
(2.2.8) updating G based on Linear regression ^ And B ^ Go to (2.2.4). Wherein G is updated based on linear regression ^ And B ^ The specific steps of the non-zero element in (1) include the following:
(2.2.8.1), setting a row number i to 1;
(2.2.8.2) screening G ^ Non-zero element G in row i ik Generating a set K from the column numbers K corresponding to all the non-zero elements i ,K i Radical of (A) is denoted as r i
(2.2.8.3) update G ^ Non-zero element G in row i i,Ki The formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000191
wherein [ P ] i /V i ]=[(p i /v i ) 1 …(p i /v i ) M1 ],[ΔV Ki ]=[[ΔV 1 ];…;[ΔV k ];…;[ΔV ri ]],[ΔV k ]=[Δv k1 …Δv kM1 ];
(2.2.8.4) update B ^ Non-zero in row iElement B i,Ki The formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000192
wherein [ Q ] i /V i ]=[(q i /v i ) 1 …(q i /v i ) M1 ],[ΔV Ki ]=[[ΔV 1 ];…;[ΔV k ];…;[ΔV ri ]],[ΔV k ]=[Δv k1 …Δv kM1 ];
And (2.2.8.5), i is equal to i +1, and the step (2.2.8.2) is returned until i is equal to N.
(3) And as shown in fig. 3, correcting the line admittance estimated value based on decoupling iterative optimization, and outputting a final topological structure and line parameter identification result. The method comprises the following specific steps:
(3.1) setting the iteration number T to be 1, and changing the parameter by the quantity delta x ^ Select the last M from the measurement sequence as 0 2 Performing the subsequent steps of strip measurement; wherein, M 2 The following formula is required:
Figure BDA0003703982900000193
wherein M is ^ Is E ^ A group of (b); example 1, E in the initial recognition result ^ Base M of ^ Equal to 33, M taking into account the measurement errors present 2 The value is 10;
(3.2) calculating pseudo load flow to obtain node voltage phase angle information; wherein the specific steps of the pseudo load flow calculation are based on M 2 Active power measurement, reactive power measurement and G ^ ,B ^ And obtaining a corresponding node voltage phase angle estimation value through load flow calculation.
(3.3) current line admittance estimate matrix x ^ The formula of (1) is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000201
wherein, [ g ]]=[g 1 …g M^ ] T ,[b]=[b 1 …b M^ ] T Each represents E ^ A conductivity value and susceptance value matrix of the middle line; let x ^ last Is equal to x ^ ,Δx ^ last Is equal to Δ x ^
(3.4) determining whether T is odd, if T is odd, [ P ] is used],[V],[θ]Calculating a coefficient matrix A 1 ,y 1 And a weight matrix w 1 (ii) a If T is even, then [ Q ] is utilized],[V],[θ]Calculating a coefficient matrix A 2 ,y 2 And a weight matrix w 2 (ii) a Wherein A is 1 =[a p1 ;…;a pM2 ],y 1 =[p 1 ;…;p M2 ];A 2 =[a q1 ;…;a qM2 ],y 2 =[q 1 ;…;q M2 ];[a p ]=[a g a b ],[p]=[p 1 …p N ] T ;[a q ]=[a b -a g ],[q]=[q 1 …q N ] T ;a g And a b Are all NxM ^ The formula of the element values of the dimensional matrix is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000202
Figure BDA0003703982900000203
wherein τ is M ^ X 2 dimensional matrix, first column stores E ^ The second column stores the serial numbers of the end nodes; w is a 1 And w 2 Are all 2M ^ X 1-dimensional weight coefficient matrix, the formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000204
Figure BDA0003703982900000205
wherein x is 0_1 And x 0_2 Respectively as follows:
x 0_1 =(A 1 T A 1 ) -1 A 1 T y 1 (32)
x 0_2 =(A 2 T A 2 ) -1 A 2 T y 2 (33)
(3.5) obtaining x based on adaptive ridge regression model ^ (ii) a The method comprises the following specific steps:
(3.5.1) recording the regularization parameter λ as λ when the function V (λ) takes the minimum value opt The formula of V (λ) is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000211
wherein, I represents an identity matrix, tr () represents a trace of the matrix, and K has the following formula:
K=A(A T A+(M 2 ×N)λw·w·I 2M^ ) -1 A T (35)
wherein if T is an odd number, then A equals A 1 Y is equal to y 1 W is equal to w 1 (ii) a Otherwise, A equals A 2 Y is equal to y 2 W is equal to w 2
(3.5.2) obtaining x by solving a minimization of adaptive ridge regression model ^ The formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000212
wherein'·' denotes a matrix dot product operator; if T is odd, A equals A 1 Y is equal to y 1 W etc. ofAt w 1 (ii) a Otherwise, A equals A 2 Y is equal to y 2 W is equal to w 2
(3.6) according to x ^ Modified admittance estimate array G ^ And B ^ Element value of middle corresponding position, G ^ And B ^ Middle non-diagonal elements are respectively equal to x ^ The negative number of conductance value and susceptance value of corresponding branch, and diagonal elements are respectively equal to x ^ The sum of the conductance value and the susceptance value of the branch connected with the corresponding node;
(3.7) traverse G ^ If there is | G ^ ij |/|G ^ ii |<ω g Then x is ^ The admittance estimated value of the corresponding line in the network is set to be zero;
(3.8) calculating x before and after iteration ^ Change Δ x of ^ The formula is as follows:
Δx ^ =||x ^ -x ^ last || 2 (37)
wherein | | | calving 2 A 2-norm representing a vector;
(3.9) determination of Δ x ^ -Δx ^ last Is less than a convergence threshold
Figure BDA0003703982900000225
If less than, according to x ^ Modified admittance estimate array G ^ And B ^ And obtaining a final operation line set E ^ Output E ^ ,G ^ And B ^ As the final topological structure and line parameter identification result; otherwise, returning to the step (3.2) when T is T + 1. In example 1, the convergence threshold value
Figure BDA0003703982900000226
The value was 0.02.
In embodiment 1, the F1 score is selected as an evaluation index for measuring the accuracy of the identification result of the topology. Operating line set E obtained according to topology estimation ^ The matching relation with the actual operation line set E can divide the judgment result into True Positive (TP) and false positive (FalsePosi)Positive, FP), True Negative (TN), False Negative (FN), the classification results can be represented by the confusion matrix in table 1.
TABLE 1 confusion matrix for topological structure identification results
Figure BDA0003703982900000221
The formula for the F1 score is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000222
wherein, P and R are accuracy rate and recall rate index respectively, and the formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000223
Figure BDA0003703982900000224
as can be seen from equations (38) - (40), the larger the value of F1, the higher the accuracy of the topology identification result, and the F1 score is at most equal to 1, indicating that the topology identification result is completely correct.
In example 1, the Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) is selected as an evaluation index for measuring the accuracy of the line parameter identification result, and MAPE formulas of the line conductance and susceptance estimation values are as follows:
Figure BDA0003703982900000231
Figure BDA0003703982900000232
where m is the number of lines actually runningAmount, in example 1, m is equal to 32; g ij And b ij Respectively representing the actual values of conductance and susceptance of the branch ij; g ij ^ And b ij ^ The estimates of conductance and susceptance for branch ij are shown, respectively.
The identification results of example 1 are shown in table 2. It can be known from the table that only one line with identification error exists in the identification result of the initial topological structure, the F1 score reaches more than 0.95, and the estimated value of the line admittance parameter has certain error; after the estimated value of the line admittance is corrected through decoupling iterative optimization, the final F1 score reaches 1, which indicates that the identification of the topological structure is completely correct, and the identification quality of the line parameters is obviously improved compared with the initial identification result, the MAPE of the final line conductance and susceptance are respectively 0.35% and 0.54%, and the identification result of the line parameters of the embodiment 1 is in an effective range in consideration of the existence of 0.2% of measurement error.
Table 2 example 1 identification results
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1. A power distribution network topological structure and line parameter identification method based on intelligent electric meter measurement is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, inputting the injection active power, the injection reactive power and the voltage amplitude measurement sequence of all the nodes in the power distribution network;
s2, establishing a linear power flow model, and solving an admittance estimation array based on linear regression to obtain an initial topological structure and a line parameter identification result;
and S3, correcting the line admittance estimated value based on decoupling iterative optimization, and outputting a final topological structure and line parameter identification result.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the step of establishing the linear power flow model in S2 comprises the following steps:
s2.1.1, active power p is injected into the node, reactive power q is injected, and the classic power flow equation is satisfied between the voltage amplitude v and the voltage phase angle theta, and the formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0003703982890000011
Figure FDA0003703982890000012
wherein i is a node number in the power distribution network, i belongs to {1,2, …, N }, N is the total number of nodes in the power distribution network, and G and B are a real part and an imaginary part of a power distribution network admittance matrix respectively;
s2.1.2, the distribution network actually operated has the following characteristics:
the node voltage amplitude is usually stabilized around a per unit value of 1, so that there is a node voltage variation Δ v i Is a small quantity, Δ v i The formula of (1) is as follows:
Δv i =v i -1 (3)
phase angle difference theta of branch voltage ik Is not more than 10 °, a small amount is considered, and therefore:
sinθ ik ≈θ ik (4)
cosθ ik ≈1 (5)
s2.1.3, equation (1), and equation (2) can be written as follows:
Figure FDA0003703982890000021
Figure FDA0003703982890000022
s2.1.4, by 1+ Δ v k Replacement node voltage v k Knot (c)Combining equations (4) and (5), equations (6) and (7) are changed to:
Figure FDA0003703982890000023
Figure FDA0003703982890000024
s2.1.5, due to Δ v k And theta ik Both are small quantities, the product terms of the two are changed into second-order small quantities, which are omitted, and the formula (8) and the formula (9) are respectively changed into:
Figure FDA0003703982890000025
Figure FDA0003703982890000026
s2.1.6, parallel admittance element value y of nodes in power distribution network i0 Smaller, the diagonal elements of the admittance matrix are approximately equal to the sum of the admittances of the branches connected to the corresponding nodes, and the off-diagonal elements of the admittance matrix are equal to the negative of the admittance of the branches between the corresponding nodes, so that the two values in the formula (10) and the formula (11) are respectively zero, and the formula after removing the zero term is respectively as follows:
Figure FDA0003703982890000027
Figure FDA0003703982890000028
s2.1.7, writing the formula (12) and the formula (13) into a matrix form to obtain a linear power flow model, wherein the formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0003703982890000031
wherein, [ p/v ]]=[p 1 /v 1 … p N /v N ] T ,[q/v]=[q 1 /v 1 … q N /v N ] T ,[Δv]=[Δv 1 … Δv N ] T ,[θ]=[θ 1 … θ N ] T The vector containing the measurement information of all nodes of the power distribution network is obtained; [] T Representing a matrix transposition;
s2.1.8, since the voltage phase angle is smaller than the voltage amplitude value, the linear power flow model represented by equation (14) can be extended to be applied to the situation where the node voltage phase angle information is unknown, so equation (14) is further simplified as the following equation:
Figure FDA0003703982890000032
Figure FDA0003703982890000033
3. the method of claim 2, wherein the step of solving the admittance estimation array based on linear regression in S2 to obtain the initial topological structure and line parameter identification result comprises:
s2.2.1 calculating [ P/V ], [ Q/V ] and [ Δ V ] from the measured sequence, and substituting them into the equations (15) and (16) to obtain the following equations:
Figure FDA0003703982890000034
Figure FDA0003703982890000035
wherein, [ P/V]=[[p/v] 1 …[p/v] M1 ],[Q/V]=[[q/v] 1 …[q/v] M1 ],[ΔV]=[[Δv] 1 …[Δv] M1 ];M 1 Obtaining the measured quantity;
s2.2.2, obtaining admittance estimation arrays G ^ and B ^ based on linear regression, wherein the formulas are respectively as follows:
Figure FDA0003703982890000036
Figure FDA0003703982890000037
s2.2.3, letting G ^ a last Equal to the current G ^ a;
s2.2.4, carrying out noise reduction processing on G ^ and B ^;
s2.2.5, and carrying out symmetry processing on G ^ and B ^ to obtain G ^ sym And B ^ a sym The formulas are respectively as follows:
Figure FDA0003703982890000041
Figure FDA0003703982890000042
s2.2.6, determining G ^ sym Whether or not to equal G ^ last If G ^ a sym Equal to G ^ last Then G ^ is set sym The line numbers corresponding to all non-zero elements except the diagonal elements in the upper triangular part form an operating line set E ^ and output E ^ and G ^ sym And B ^ a sym As the initial topological structure and line parameter identification result; if G ^ s sym Is not equal to G ^ last Then, the following steps are continuously executed;
s2.2.7, letting G ^ a last And G ^ is equal to G ^ sym B ^ is equal to B ^ sym
S2.2.8, updating non-zero elements in G ^ and B ^ based on linear regression, go to S2.2.4.
4. The method of claim 3, wherein the step of S2.2.4 is traversing G ^ for | G ^ for ik |/|G^ ii |<ω g And G ^ G ki |/|G^ kk |<ω g The element of (a) has G ^ ik =B^ ik =G^ ki =B^ ki 0, wherein ω g For the noise reduction threshold, the formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0003703982890000043
5. the method of claim 3, wherein the specific step of updating non-zero elements in G and B based on linear regression in S2.2.8 comprises the following steps:
s2.2.8.1, setting the line number i to 1;
s2.2.8.2 screening non-zero elements G in line G ^ i ik Generating a set K from the column numbers K corresponding to all the non-zero elements i ,K i Radical of (A) is denoted as r i
S2.2.8.3, updating non-zero element G in line Gth i,Ki The formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0003703982890000051
wherein [ P ] i /V i ]=[(p i /v i ) 1 … (p i /v i ) M1 ],[ΔV Ki ]=[[ΔV 1 ];…;[ΔV k ];…;[ΔV ri ]],[ΔV k ]=[Δv k1 … Δv kM1 ];
S2.2.8.4 updating non-zero element B in line B ^ ith i,Ki The formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0003703982890000052
wherein [ Q ] i /V i ]=[(q i /v i ) 1 … (q i /v i ) M1 ],[ΔV Ki ]=[[ΔV 1 ];…;[ΔV k ];…;[ΔV ri ]],[ΔV k ]=[Δv k1 … Δv kM1 ];
S2.2.8.5, i ═ i +1, return S2.2.8.2 until i ═ N.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the step S3 includes the following steps:
s3.1, setting the iteration times T as 1, setting the parameter variation quantity delta x as 0, and selecting the last M from the measurement sequence 2 Performing the subsequent steps of strip measurement; wherein M is 2 The following formula is required:
Figure FDA0003703982890000053
wherein M ^ is a group of E ^;
s3.2, calculating pseudo load flow to obtain node voltage phase angle information;
s3.3, the formula of the current line admittance estimated value matrix x ^ is as follows:
Figure FDA0003703982890000054
wherein, [ g ]]=[g 1 …g M^ ] T ,[b]=[b 1 …b M^ ] T Respectively representing a matrix of the conductance value and the susceptance value of the line in E ^ a; let x ^ last Is equal to x ^, Δ x ^ last Is equal to Deltax ^;
s3.4, judging whether T is an odd number, if T is an odd number, utilizing [ P ]],[V],[θ]Calculating a coefficient matrix A 1 ,y 1 And a weight matrix w 1 (ii) a If T is even, then [ Q ] is utilized],[V],[θ]Calculating a coefficient matrix A 2 ,y 2 And a weight matrix w 2 (ii) a Wherein A is 1 =[a p1 ;…;a pM2 ],y 1 =[p 1 ;…;p M2 ];A 2 =[a q1 ;…;a qM2 ],y 2 =[q 1 ;…;q M2 ];[a p ]=[a g a b ],[p]=[p 1 … p N ] T ;[a q ]=[a b -a g ],[q]=[q 1 … q N ] T ;a g And a b Are NxM ^ dimensional matrixes, and the formula of the element values is as follows:
Figure FDA0003703982890000061
Figure FDA0003703982890000062
wherein tau is an M ^ x 2-dimensional matrix, the first row stores the initial node numbers corresponding to all lines in the E ^ and the second row stores the terminal node numbers; w is a 1 And w 2 All are 2M ^ x 1-dimensional weight coefficient matrixes, and the formulas are respectively as follows:
Figure FDA0003703982890000063
Figure FDA0003703982890000064
wherein x is 0_1 And x 0_2 Respectively as follows:
x 0_1 =(A 1 T A 1 ) -1 A 1 T y 1 (32)
x 0_2 =(A 2 T A 2 ) -1 A 2 T y 2 (33)
s3.5, solving x ^ based on an adaptive ridge regression model;
s3.6, correcting the element values of corresponding positions in the admittance estimation arrays G ^ and B ^ according to x ^ wherein the non-diagonal elements in G ^ and B ^ are respectively equal to the negative numbers of the conductance value and the susceptance value of corresponding branches in x ^ and the diagonal elements are respectively equal to the sum of the conductance value and the susceptance value of branches connected with corresponding nodes in x ^;
s3.7, traversing G ^ if the L is G ^ ij |/|G^ ii |<ω g Setting the admittance estimated value of the corresponding line in x ^ to be zero;
s3.8, calculating the change delta x of x ^ before and after iteration, wherein the formula is as follows:
Δx^=||x^-x^ last || 2 (34)
wherein | | | purple hair 2 A 2-norm representing a vector;
s3.9, determining delta x ^ -delta x ^ last Is less than the convergence threshold
Figure FDA0003703982890000071
If the current value is less than the threshold value, correcting admittance estimation arrays G ^ and B ^ according to x ^ and obtaining a final operation line set E ^ and outputting E ^ and G ^ and B ^ as a final topological structure and line parameter identification result; otherwise T ═ T +1, return to S3.2.
7. The method of claim 6, wherein the pseudo load flow calculation in S3.2 is based on M 2 Active power measurement, reactive power measurement and G ^ and B ^ through load flow calculationAnd obtaining a corresponding node voltage phase angle estimation value.
8. The method of claim 6, wherein the specific steps of S3.5 include the following:
s3.5.1, the regularization parameter λ when the function V (λ) takes the minimum value is expressed as λ opt The formula of V (λ) is as follows:
Figure FDA0003703982890000072
wherein, I represents an identity matrix, tr () represents a trace of the matrix, and K has the following formula:
Figure FDA0003703982890000073
wherein if T is an odd number, then A equals A 1 Y is equal to y 1 W is equal to w 1 (ii) a Otherwise, A equals A 2 Y is equal to y 2 W is equal to w 2
S3.5.2, obtaining x ^ by solving the minimized self-adaptive ridge regression model, wherein the formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0003703982890000074
wherein'-' represents a matrix dot product operator; if T is odd, A equals A 1 Y is equal to y 1 W is equal to w 1 (ii) a Otherwise, A equals A 2 Y is equal to y 2 W is equal to w 2
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