Improved Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm for Partitioning Distributed Photovoltaic Clusters: Balancing Spatial Distance and Power Similarity

The prediction of power output from photovoltaic generation clusters is crucial for optimizing the dispatch of regional photovoltaic generation. Enhancing the accuracy of power prediction for photovoltaic power plant clusters requires the segmentation of distributed photovoltaic systems into cluster...

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Main Authors: Yansen Chen, Kai Cheng, Zhuohuan Li, Shixian Pan, Xudong Hu
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Published: University of Zagreb Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing 2024-01-01
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Kai Cheng
Zhuohuan Li
Shixian Pan
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description The prediction of power output from photovoltaic generation clusters is crucial for optimizing the dispatch of regional photovoltaic generation. Enhancing the accuracy of power prediction for photovoltaic power plant clusters requires the segmentation of distributed photovoltaic systems into clusters. This paper proposes a method for partitioning distributed photovoltaic clusters using a multiobjective genetic algorithm NSGA2, with spatial distance modularity and electricity similarity as optimization objectives to determine the optimal cluster partitioning scheme. The numerical examples and experimental results of the case analysis demonstrate a significant improvement in the convergence speed of the prediction system when employing the clustering partitioning method. This cluster segmentation algorithm significantly reduces the complexity and investment cost of the prediction system.
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spelling doaj-art-71142bcf91634ba48c9913418170472d2025-01-09T14:17:41ZengUniversity of Zagreb Faculty of Electrical Engineering and ComputingJournal of Computing and Information Technology1846-39082024-01-0132425126410.20532/cit.2024.1005870Improved Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm for Partitioning Distributed Photovoltaic Clusters: Balancing Spatial Distance and Power SimilarityYansen Chen0Kai Cheng1Zhuohuan Li2Shixian Pan3Xudong Hu4China Southern Grid Digital Grid Research Institute Co. Ltd, Guangzhou, ChinaChina Southern Grid Digital Grid Research Institute Co. Ltd, Guangzhou, ChinaChina Southern Grid Digital Grid Research Institute Co. Ltd, Guangzhou, ChinaChina Southern Grid Digital Grid Research Institute Co. Ltd, Guangzhou, ChinaChina Southern Grid Digital Grid Research Institute Co. Ltd, Guangzhou, ChinaThe prediction of power output from photovoltaic generation clusters is crucial for optimizing the dispatch of regional photovoltaic generation. Enhancing the accuracy of power prediction for photovoltaic power plant clusters requires the segmentation of distributed photovoltaic systems into clusters. This paper proposes a method for partitioning distributed photovoltaic clusters using a multiobjective genetic algorithm NSGA2, with spatial distance modularity and electricity similarity as optimization objectives to determine the optimal cluster partitioning scheme. The numerical examples and experimental results of the case analysis demonstrate a significant improvement in the convergence speed of the prediction system when employing the clustering partitioning method. This cluster segmentation algorithm significantly reduces the complexity and investment cost of the prediction system.https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/471982multi-objective genetic algorithmdistributed photovoltaiccluster partitioning
spellingShingle Yansen Chen
Kai Cheng
Zhuohuan Li
Shixian Pan
Xudong Hu
Improved Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm for Partitioning Distributed Photovoltaic Clusters: Balancing Spatial Distance and Power Similarity
Journal of Computing and Information Technology
multi-objective genetic algorithm
distributed photovoltaic
cluster partitioning
title Improved Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm for Partitioning Distributed Photovoltaic Clusters: Balancing Spatial Distance and Power Similarity
title_full Improved Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm for Partitioning Distributed Photovoltaic Clusters: Balancing Spatial Distance and Power Similarity
title_fullStr Improved Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm for Partitioning Distributed Photovoltaic Clusters: Balancing Spatial Distance and Power Similarity
title_full_unstemmed Improved Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm for Partitioning Distributed Photovoltaic Clusters: Balancing Spatial Distance and Power Similarity
title_short Improved Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm for Partitioning Distributed Photovoltaic Clusters: Balancing Spatial Distance and Power Similarity
title_sort improved multiobjective genetic algorithm for partitioning distributed photovoltaic clusters balancing spatial distance and power similarity
topic multi-objective genetic algorithm
distributed photovoltaic
cluster partitioning
url https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/471982
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