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Research shows improved low voltage analysis and anomaly identification in electric power systems, suggesting enhanced stability of power supply.
In the field of electric power system (EPS), it is of great significance to ensure stable power supply and improve power supply quality. As a key factor affecting power supply, low voltage problem has obvious limitations in traditional analysis methods. Therefore, this article is devoted to the research of low-voltage intelligent analysis and multi-dimensional anomaly identification method driven by big data. This article uses big data to process the massive operation data collected by EPS, and through data preprocessing, feature extraction and other steps, constructs an intelligent analysis model of low voltage based on LSTM (Long-term and Short-term Memory Network) and a multi-dimensional anomaly identification model based on SVM (Support Vector Machine). The results show that, in the intelligent analysis of low voltage, the accuracy of LSTM in predicting low voltage on the test set reaches 92%, the recall is 88%, and the RMSE (Root Mean Square Error) is 0.035, which is better than the traditional statistical analysis model. In multi-dimensional anomaly recognition, the accuracy of SVM model is 90%, and the false alarm rate is as low as 8%, which has obvious advantages compared with decision tree model. The proposed method effectively improves the accuracy of low voltage analysis and the ability of multi-dimensional anomaly identification, and provides support for the stable operation of EPS.
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