WO2022042070A1 - 一种非侵入式负荷检测方法 - Google Patents
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- the technical field of the invention relates to the field of non-invasive load detection.
- it relates to a non-invasive load detection method.
- Non-intrusive load monitoring (NILM) technology only needs to install a sensor at the user entrance of the power grid, and monitors each or each type of user inside the user by collecting and analyzing the user's power consumption characteristics such as current and voltage.
- NILM Non-intrusive load monitoring
- the traditional non-invasive research framework mainly includes data collection, data preprocessing, feature extraction, classifier classification, and classification results.
- This kind of system framework usually needs to establish a device library in advance, and perform data collection, data preprocessing, feature extraction, model training and other operations on the equipment in the device library to obtain a classifier model that can be used for prediction, and can only identify the components included in the The usage of the device in the device library.
- the traditional non-intrusive load monitoring system architecture has limitations and cannot cope with complex equipment replacement and changes. For new equipment identified outside the equipment library, how to intercept the new equipment operation data and update it Equipment arsenal, retraining, no good way to deal with it.
- the purpose of the present invention is to provide a new non-intrusive load detection system, when detecting a device other than the device library, the data of the device can be intercepted and stored in the device library, so as to achieve accurate A complete system that recognizes existing devices in the device library and automatically updates the device library when new devices outside the device library are discovered.
- a non-invasive load detection method including a device classification prediction sub-process, a new device identification sub-process and a classifier self-training sub-process;
- the new device identification sub-process includes the following steps:
- the first step is to perform large dynamic marking on the transient event results to detect whether there is a periodic power transition device
- the second step is to use the peak filter method to judge whether there is a periodic power transition, so as to mark whether the detected events have periodic changes and separate aperiodic large dynamic events from them;
- the third step is to correct the event detection results, correct the data of the stable segment, obtain the periodic power transition equipment that may be included, and re-correct the prediction of the electrical equipment;
- the fourth step is to intercept the waveform data of the stable operation section of the equipment as information input, and calculate the number of stable operation sections of the electrical equipment within the predetermined time according to the recorded time point and the end time point of each transient event, that is, this The number of segments that have not been turned on again for a period of time, and the segment numbers corresponding to the start time and end time are marked and recorded;
- the fifth step is to perform feature extraction on the waveform data of the stable operation section of each of the electrical equipment
- the sixth step is to use the feature similarity discrimination index to identify whether the unknown device is a new device
- the seventh step is to subtract the waveform data of the stable operation section of the electrical equipment where it is judged that the new equipment exists and the waveform data of the previous stable operation section of the electrical equipment to separate the waveform data of the new equipment.
- start the device classification prediction sub-process, and the device classification sub-process includes the following steps:
- the first step is to collect the current and voltage data of the electrical equipment and preprocess it.
- the installed data acquisition terminal collect the high-frequency current and high-frequency voltage data of a variety of electrical equipment within a specific period of time; and pre-process the data. Processing, including removing outliers and interpolation;
- the second step detects the event behavior, detects the occurrence of the event, and distinguishes the transient event from the steady-state event; when the event detection is classified as a transient event, it enters the first step of the new device identification sub-process ;
- the event detection zone is a steady-state event
- enter the third step intercept the preprocessed data, obtain the stable segment waveform data, and perform feature extraction based on the stable segment waveform data to extract the operating state features of the electrical equipment.
- the fourth step is to call the classifier model for prediction, and according to the operating state feature of the electrical equipment, use the operating state feature of the electrical equipment as the input of the classifier model, and call the classifier model parameters generated by the training to predict;
- the fifth step is to analyze the classification result of the classifier model to obtain energy consumption information of the electrical equipment;
- the energy consumption information includes operating state information and energy consumption information;
- the classifier self-training sub-process includes the following steps:
- the first step is to add and update the device library: the device library includes the device name, device number, steady-state waveform data and transient waveform data of each device.
- the program will notify the user to the Send a request for inputting the device name, and finally automatically add the device name, device number, steady-state waveform data and transient waveform data information of the new device to the device library;
- the second step is to generate comprehensive waveform data: call the device number in the device library, and use the calculation method of number arrangement and combination to generate a variety of arrangement combinations of the device numbers composed of different numbers; according to the obtained arrangement Combining the steady-state waveform data of each device in the device library, superimposing the corresponding device waveform data according to the arrangement and combination of different numbers, to obtain a comprehensive state waveform data superimposed by several sections of different device waveforms;
- the third step is to perform feature extraction on the current waveform data of the combined operation of multiple electrical equipment to obtain feature set data, then divide the obtained feature set data, and divide the feature set data into training sets and test sets, and then use
- the machine learning classifier model conducts parameter training and accurately predicts the behavior of electrical equipment
- the fourth step, evaluation of model results Count the prediction results of each power-consuming device for n consecutive cycles in the time period of the stable wave-shaped data of the device intercepted each time, to judge the condition ratio of the device's opening and closing;
- the new device identification sub-process Before the seventh step of the new device identification sub-process, it also includes the feature similarity comparison according to the sixth step of the new device identification sub-process, if there is a new device, then enter the classifier self-training sub-process, After completing the model training, perform the fifth step of the device classification and prediction sub-process; if there is no new device, directly enter the fifth step in the device classification and prediction sub-process to analyze which devices are running and when Turn it on and turn it off properly to get the energy consumption information of the electrical equipment.
- the features in the feature extraction include current effective value, active power and reactive power; specifically:
- I represents the effective value of the current
- T represents a cycle
- i represents the instantaneous current
- P is the active power
- U is the line voltage
- I is the line current
- the first step in the new device identification sub-process is to perform a large dynamic mark on the transient event result to detect whether there is a periodic power transition device, specifically:
- the second step in the new device identification sub-process use the peak filter method to judge whether there is a periodic power transition, thereby marking whether the detected event has periodic changes and separating aperiodic large dynamic events therefrom;
- the peak filter makes the non-maximum point and the maximum value of the sequence obtained by Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) equal to 0 if the maximum value is less than the peak value ⁇ , and the peak filter effect is obtained,
- DFT Discrete Fourier Transform
- the purpose of separating aperiodic large dynamic events is to obtain the events that are actually caused by the opening of the device, and to obtain the stable operation key of the device, specifically:
- the seventh step in the new device identification sub-process separates the waveform data of the new device, specifically:
- the data of the waveform of the new device after the DFT change can be described as:
- x j [n] represents the waveform data of the stable operation of the j-th equipment.
- a j ⁇ I j,1 ,I j,2 ,...,I j,c ⁇
- I[n] represents the current waveform data when multiple electrical appliances are operating in combination.
- the fourth step in the classifier self-training sub-process is specifically:
- the device status evaluation method is as follows:
- the classifier is a neural network or a K-means clustering algorithm, a support vector machine or a random forest.
- a non-invasive load detection system includes a device classification prediction sub-process, a new device identification sub-process and a classifier self-training sub-process;
- the technology lacks the accuracy of identifying new equipment.
- the data of the equipment can be intercepted and stored in the equipment library, which can not only achieve the function of accurately identifying the existing equipment in the equipment library, but also The device library can be automatically updated when a new device is outside the device library.
- a method is proposed to use the peak filter to determine whether there is a periodic transition in the power sequence, and then determine whether there is a periodic power transition device. This method can correctly determine the behavior change of the device, so that the operation of the new device can be intercepted more accurately. data.
- FIG. 1 is a working flowchart of a non-invasive load detection system provided by an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the composition of a device library of a non-invasive load detection system provided by an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is an effect diagram of separating aperiodic large dynamic time of a non-intrusive load detection system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the embodiment of the present invention provides a non-intrusive load detection system, which is used to automatically update the equipment library when a new equipment other than the equipment library is found, and when intercepting the operation data of the new equipment, a method for determining the power using a peak filter is proposed A method for determining whether there is a periodic transition in the sequence and then judging whether there is a periodic power transition device, so that the operation data of the new device can be intercepted more accurately.
- FIG. 1 is a working flowchart of a non-intrusive load detection method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- a non-intrusive load detection method includes a device classification prediction sub-process, a new device identification sub-process, and a classifier Self-training sub-process;
- the new device identification sub-process includes the following steps:
- the first step is to perform large dynamic marking on the transient event results to detect whether there is a periodic power transition device
- the second step is to use the peak filter method to judge whether there is a periodic power transition, so as to mark whether the detected events have periodic changes and separate aperiodic large dynamic events from them;
- the third step is to correct the event detection results, correct the data of the stable segment, obtain the periodic power transition equipment that may be included, and re-correct the prediction of the electrical equipment;
- the fourth step is to intercept the waveform data of the stable operation section of the equipment as information input, and calculate the number of stable operation sections of the electrical equipment within the predetermined time according to the recorded time point and the end time point of each transient event, that is, this The number of segments that have not been turned on again for a period of time, and the segment numbers corresponding to the start time and end time are marked and recorded;
- the fifth step is to perform feature extraction on the waveform data of the stable operation section of each of the electrical equipment
- the sixth step is to use the feature similarity discrimination index to identify whether the unknown device is a new device
- the seventh step is to subtract the waveform data of the stable operation section of the electrical equipment where it is judged that the new equipment exists and the waveform data of the previous stable operation section of the electrical equipment to separate the waveform data of the new equipment.
- start the device classification prediction sub-process, and the device classification sub-process includes the following steps:
- the first step is to collect the current and voltage data of the electrical equipment and preprocess it.
- the installed data acquisition terminal collect the high-frequency current and high-frequency voltage data of a variety of electrical equipment within a specific period of time; and pre-process the data. Processing, including removing outliers and interpolation;
- the second step detects the event behavior, detects the occurrence of the event, and distinguishes the transient event from the steady-state event; when the event detection is classified as a transient event, it enters the first step of the new device identification sub-process ;
- the event detection zone is a steady-state event
- enter the third step intercept the preprocessed data, obtain the stable segment waveform data, and perform feature extraction based on the stable segment waveform data to extract the operating state features of the electrical equipment.
- the fourth step is to call the classifier model for prediction, and according to the operating state feature of the electrical equipment, use the operating state feature of the electrical equipment as the input of the classifier model, and call the classifier model parameters generated by the training to predict;
- the fifth step is to analyze the classification result of the classifier model to obtain energy consumption information of the electrical equipment;
- the energy consumption information includes operating state information and energy consumption information;
- the classifier self-training sub-process includes the following steps:
- the first step is to add and update the device library: the device library includes the device name, device number, steady-state waveform data and transient waveform data of each device.
- the program will notify the user to the Send a request for inputting the device name, and finally automatically add the device name, device number, steady-state waveform data and transient waveform data information of the new device to the device library;
- the second step is to generate comprehensive waveform data: call the device number in the device library, and use the calculation method of number permutation and combination to generate a variety of permutations and combinations of the device numbers composed of different numbers; according to the obtained arrangement Combining and combining the steady-state waveform data of each device in the device library, superimposing the corresponding device waveform data according to the arrangement and combination of different numbers, to obtain a comprehensive state waveform data superimposed by several sections of different device waveforms;
- the third step is to perform feature extraction on the current waveform data of the combined operation of multiple electrical equipment to obtain feature set data, then divide the obtained feature set data, and divide the feature set data into training sets and test sets, and then use
- the machine learning classifier model conducts parameter training and accurately predicts the behavior of electrical equipment
- the fourth step, evaluation of model results Count the prediction results of each power-consuming device for n consecutive cycles in the time period of the stable wave-shaped data of the device intercepted each time, to judge the condition ratio of the device's opening and closing;
- the new device identification sub-process Before the seventh step of the new device identification sub-process, it also includes the feature similarity comparison according to the sixth step of the new device identification sub-process, if there is a new device, then enter the classifier self-training sub-process, After completing the model training, perform the fifth step of the device classification and prediction sub-process; if there is no new device, directly enter the fifth step in the device classification and prediction sub-process to analyze which devices are running and when Turn it on and turn it off properly to get the energy consumption information of the electrical equipment.
- processing is performed according to specific steps, and the device classification prediction sub-flow includes the following steps:
- the first step is to collect current and voltage data and perform preprocessing.
- the data acquisition terminal installed at the entrance of the home, collect the high-frequency current and high-frequency voltage data of various devices within Time; and preprocess the data, Including removing outliers and interpolation processing, the data table is as follows:
- the second step detects event behavior, detects the occurrence of events, and distinguishes transient events from steady-state events;
- the third step is to intercept the preprocessed data to obtain stable segment waveform data, and based on the stable segment waveform data, extract the operating state characteristics of the electrical equipment;
- the features in the feature extraction include current RMS, active power and reactive power; specifically: Feature 1: Current RMS
- I represents the rms value of the current
- T represents a cycle
- i represents the instantaneous current
- P is the active power
- U is the line voltage
- I is the line current
- the fourth step is to call the classifier model for prediction, extract the operating state features of the electrical equipment according to the third step, use the operating state features of the electrical equipment as the input of the classifier model, and call the training generated data.
- the classifier model parameters are predicted;
- the fifth step is to analyze the classification results of the classifier, analyze which equipment is running, when to open it and close it properly, and obtain the operation status and energy consumption information of the electric equipment;
- the new device identification sub-process includes the following steps:
- the first step is to perform large dynamic marking on the transient and steady-state event results input by the device prediction sub-process to detect whether there is a periodic power transition device;
- the detection of event behavior is carried out, the occurrence of the event is detected, and if it is classified as a steady-state event, then it enters the third step of the device classification prediction sub-process; If it is classified as a transient event, then enter the first large dynamic mark in the new device identification sub-process;
- Periodic power transition equipment means that its power will undergo periodic sudden changes during the operation of the equipment. This kind of equipment is called periodic power transition equipment, specifically:
- the second step is to use the peak filter method to judge whether there is a periodic power transition, so as to mark whether the detected events have periodic changes and separate aperiodic large dynamic events from them;
- the peak filter makes the non-maximum point of the sequence obtained by the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) and the value of the maximum value less than the peak value ⁇ equal to 0, so as to obtain the peak filter effect.
- DFT Discrete Fourier Transform
- the purpose of separating aperiodic large dynamic events is to obtain the events that are really caused by the opening of the device, and to obtain the steady state key of the device operation. specific:
- the purpose of separating aperiodic large dynamic events is to obtain the events that are really caused by the opening of the device, and to obtain the steady state key of the device operation. Specifically:
- 0.15 is a threshold in the program.
- the third step is to correct the event detection results, correct the data of the stable segment, and obtain the periodic power transition equipment that may be contained therefrom, and re-correct the prediction of the equipment;
- the periodic power transition equipment may not be identified, resulting in a big difference between the combination predicted by the model and the actual electrical combination, and finally the trained model will be invalid.
- the data at this time is that all devices are in a normal operation state. In this case, the interference of the current waveform change caused by the periodic power transition device not being powered on for a period of time is excluded, and the prediction is enhanced. accuracy.
- the data is intercepted for each stable segment, and the steady state waveform of each device is obtained.
- the fourth step is to intercept the waveform data of the stable operation of the equipment.
- calculate the number of the stable operation period of the electrical equipment in a period of time that is, this
- the number of segments that have not been restarted for a period of time, and the start time and end time are marked with the corresponding segment number and recorded; by intercepting the nodes where each device is turned on and ended, multiple segments containing the corresponding start time and end time are obtained. And the device running stable segment waveform data of segment number.
- the fifth step is to perform feature extraction on the waveform data of the stable operation section of each equipment; perform feature extraction on the waveform data of the stable operation section of each equipment, and the feature calculation method is equivalent to the third step in the equipment classification prediction process. extract.
- the various characteristics of the stable section of different equipment such as current RMS, active power, reactive power, etc. are obtained by calculation.
- the sixth step is to use the feature similarity discrimination index to identify whether the unknown device is a new device
- the seventh step is to subtract the waveform data of the stable operation segment of the equipment where it is judged that there is a new device from the waveform data of the previous stable operation segment of the equipment, so as to separate the waveform data of the new device; the details are as follows:
- the data of the waveform of the new device after the DFT change can be described as:
- x j [n] represents the waveform data of the stable operation of the j-th equipment.
- the classifier self-training sub-process includes the following steps:
- Step 1 Add and update the device library: In the device library, the device name, device number, steady-state waveform data and transient waveform data of each device are included in the device library. For the identified new device, the program will send a message to the user. Enter the request for the device name, and finally the device name, device number, steady-state waveform data and transient waveform data of the new device are automatically added to the device library, as shown in Figure 2.
- the second step is to generate comprehensive waveform data: call the device number in the device library, and use the calculation method of number arrangement and combination to generate a variety of arrangement combinations of the device numbers composed of different numbers; according to the obtained arrangement Combining the steady-state waveform data of each device in the device library, superimposing the corresponding device waveform data according to the arrangement and combination of different numbers, to obtain a comprehensive state waveform data superimposed by several sections of different device waveforms;
- a j ⁇ I j,1 ,I j,2 ,...,I j,c ⁇
- I[n] represents the current waveform data when multiple electrical appliances are operating in combination.
- the third step is to perform feature extraction on the current waveform data when multiple electrical appliance combinations are running to obtain feature set data, then divide the obtained feature set data into training sets and test sets, and then use machine learning classifiers
- the model performs parameter training for accurate prediction of equipment behavior
- the fourth step, evaluation of model results Count the prediction results of each power-consuming device for N consecutive cycles in the time period of the stable wave-shaped data of the device intercepted each time, to determine the ratio of the conditions for turning on and off the device;
- the new device identification sub-process Before the seventh step of the new device identification sub-process, it also includes the feature similarity comparison according to the sixth step of the new device identification sub-process, if there is a new device, then enter the classifier self-training sub-process, After completing the model training, perform the fifth step of the device classification and prediction sub-process; if there is no new device, directly enter the fifth step in the device classification and prediction sub-process to analyze which devices are running and when Turn it on properly and turn it off to get the energy consumption information such as the running status and energy consumption of the electrical equipment.
- a non-intrusive load detection system includes a device classification prediction sub-process, a new device identification sub-process, and a classifier self-training sub-process; the setting of these methods and processes overcomes the prior art
- the data of the equipment can be intercepted and stored in the equipment library.
- the equipment library can be automatically updated when the new equipment is outside the library; when the operation data of the new equipment is intercepted, a method is proposed to use the peak filter to determine whether there is a periodic transition in the power sequence, and then determine whether there is a periodic power transition device. The method can correctly judge the behavior change of the device, so that the operation data of the new device can be intercepted more accurately.
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- 一种非侵入式负荷检测方法,其特征在于,包括设备分类预测子流程、新设备识别子流程和分类器自我训练子流程;所述新设备识别子流程包括如下步骤:第一步、对暂态事件结果进行大动态标记,用以检测是否存在周期性功率跃迁设备;第二步、利用峰值滤波器方法判断是否存在周期性功率跃迁,从而标记探测到的事件是否有周期性变化并从中分离非周期性大动态事件;第三步、修正事件探测结果,修正稳定段的数据,从中得到可能含有的周期性功率跃迁设备,并重新对用电设备的预测进行修正;第四步、截取设备运行稳定段波形数据,作为信息输入,根据记录的每一个暂态事件发生的时间点和结束的时间点,计算出预定时间内用电设备运行平稳段的数量,即这段时间没有用电设备再开启的段数,以及标出起始时间及终止时间相应的段号并记录;第五步、对各所述用电设备运行稳定段波形数据,进行特征提取;第六步、利用特征相似度判别指标来识别未知设备是否为新设备;第七步、将判断存在新设备的用电设备运行稳定段波形数据与前一段用电设备运行稳定段波形数据做减,从而分离出新设备的波形数据。
- 根据权利要求1所述的非侵入式负荷检测方法,其特征在于,在所述新设备识别子流程的所述第一步运作之前,启动所述设备分类预测子流程,所述设备分类子流程包括如下步骤:第一步、采集用电设备的电流电压数据并进行预处理,通过安装好的数据采集终端,采集特定时间长度内多种用电设备的高频电流、高频电压数据;并对数据进行预处理,包括剔除异常值和插值处理;第二步、事件探测,进行事件行为的检测,检测事件的发生,区分暂态事件和稳态事件;当事件探测区分为暂态事件时,则进入所述新设备识别子流程的第一步;当事件探测区分为稳态事件时,则进入第三步、对预处理过的数据进行截取,获得稳定段波形数据,基于所述稳定段波形数据,进行特征提取,提取用电设备运行状态特征;第四步、调用分类器模型进行预测,根据所述用电设备运行状态特征,以所述用电设备运行状态特征作为分类器模型输入,调用训练生成的分类器模型参数进行预测;第五步、对分类器模型的分类结果进行分析,得到用电设备的用能信息;所述用能信息包括运行状态信息和能耗信息;在所述新设备识别子流程的第七步分离出新设备的波形数据之后,进入到所述分类器自我训练子流程;所述分类器自我训练子流程包括如下步骤:第一步、加入并更新设备库:在所述设备库中,包括每个设备的设备名称、设备编号、以及稳态波形数据与暂态波形数据,对于识别到的新设备,程序会向用户发出输入设备名称的请求,最终将新设备的设备名称、设备编号、稳态波形数据与暂态波形数据信息自动加入到设备库中;第二步、生成综合态波形数据:调用所述设备库中的所述设备编号,使用编号排列组合的计算方法,生成由不同编号组成的多种所述设备编号的排列组合;根据得到的排列组合和所述设备库中各设备的稳态波形数据,依据不同编号的排列组合,将相对应的设备波形数据进行叠加,得到若干段不同设备波形叠加的综合态波形数据;第三步、对多个用电设备组合运行时的电流波形数据进行特征提取得到特征集数据,然后对得到的特征集数据进行划分,将特征集数据划分为训练集和测试集,之后,使用机器学习分类器模型进行参数训练,并进行用电设备行为的准确预测;第四步、模型结果评价:统计每次截取到的设备稳定波段形数据时间段内,连续n个周期,每个周期各个用电设备的预测结果,来判断设备的开启、关闭的条件比例;所述新设备识别子流程的第七步之前,还包括根据所述新设备识别子流程的第六步进行特征相似度对比,如果存在新设备,则进入到所述分类器自我训练子流程,完成模型训练后再执行所述设备分类预测子流程的第五步;如果不存在新设备,则直接进入到所述设备分类预测子流程中的第五步,分析出哪些设备正在运行,何时开启合适关闭,得到用电设备的用能信息。
- 根据权利要求1所述的非侵入式负荷检测方法,其特征在于,所述新设备识别子流程中的第二步:利用峰值滤波器方法判断是否存在周期性功率跃迁,从而标记探测到的事件是否有周期性变化并从中分离非周期性大动态事件;其中的峰值滤波器令对离散傅里叶变换(Discrete Fourier Transform,DFT)得到的序列的非极大值点和极大值小于峰值θ的值等于0,得到峰值滤 波效果,具体的:对于大动态标记序列x[n],进行离散傅里叶变换为:对DFT得到的序列进行峰值滤波,滤波公式表示为:其中分离非周期性大动态事件的目的是得到真正是设备开启引起的事件,获得设备运行稳态取键,具体为:分离后的序列表示为:非周期性大动态事件满足条件:η[n]>η[n] max。
- 根据权利要求1所述的所述的非侵入式负荷检测系统,其特征在于,所述分类器是神经网络或者K均值聚类算法或者支持向量机或者随机森林。
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