Classification Method of Voltage Sag Sources Based on Sequential Trajectory Feature Learning Algorithm

Yikun Zhang

doi:10.1109/ACCESS.2022.3164675

2022-01-01

DOI：10.1109/ACCESS.2022.3164675

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The classification of voltage sag sources is essential for the establishment of controlling scheme and reasonable division of responsibilities in voltage sag-associated accidents. Existing methods for classifying voltage sag sources usually ignore the interpretability of the classification model, and are only dedicated to improving the accuracy of voltage classification, which cannot provide a reliable classification basis for users and power enterprises. Therefore, this article proposes an effective and interpretable voltage sag sources classification method based on sequential trajectory feature learning and Random Forest algorithm. Firstly, to fully consider the interpretable sequential trajectory features of voltage sag signals so as to improve the quality and interpretability of calculation process, the fused lasso generalized eigenvector (FLAG) algorithm is adopted to quickly search for interpretable shapelets sub-sequences from the labeled voltage sag data. After that, the labeled data and samples to-be-classified are subjected to shapelet transformation through the shapelet sub-sequences to obtain the sequential trajectory features. Finally, the random forest is trained on the labeled sequential trajectory feature data to achieve supervised sample classification, which inherits the interpretability of shapelet. To test the feasibility and validity of the proposed voltage sag sources classification method, the simulation cases based on the simulated voltage sag signals were studied. The simulation results show that the proposed method has significant advantages in terms of accuracy and interpretability of voltage sag sources classification.

Keyword:

Power quality

Feature extraction

Trajectory

Voltage fluctuations

Transformers

Classification algorithms

Time series analysis

Random forest

sequential trajectory features

shapelet

voltage sag sources classification