This approach improves solar cell accuracy by optimising parameters in harsh environments, indicating its potential in energy systems.
Photovoltaic systems, as a key area of research in the energy industry, face challenges from harsh environmental conditions that impact both power generation efficiency and service life. Therefore, constructing an accurate current-voltage model for solar cells is a complex issue. To address this, this paper proposes a Learning Manta Ray Algorithm based on External Force (EMRFO). The algorithm introduces two ways of random and opposition-based learning in the initialisation process to construct the initial population. Additionally, a self-adaptive flip factor is introduced to optimise performance across varying environments. Lastly, a gravity centre learning mechanism based on external force is proposed, which utilises both internal and external population information to enhance development and exploration capabilities. Experimental results demonstrate that EMRFO exhibits strong optimisation performance. In solar cell parameter identification, the parameters obtained using EMRFO improve model accuracy.
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