Abstract

Abstract Neural network models have advantages in spatial and temporal information processing, which provide new ideas for the construction of customer-aware grid interactive service system. In this paper, firstly, the spatio-temporal fusion deep neural network model based on the attention mechanism is used to extract spatial and temporal information by convolutional neural network and gated recurrent neural network, respectively. The attention mechanism is also introduced to assign weights to various types of features to improve prediction accuracy. Secondly, the global information of the attention mechanism of the channel on the feature map is fully utilized to solve the problem of inadequate extraction of feature information from a single model, and then the grid interactive service system is constructed. The results show that the model proposed in this paper has higher prediction accuracy with root mean square error, coefficient of determination, and prediction accuracy of 0.972, 1.742, and 0.935, respectively. To verify the performance of the cache-based curve service in handling customer-perceived grid interactions, minute samples are created, where the maximum number of minute sample records is 3.5 million. Thus, it is shown that by introducing the attention mechanism can effectively improve the computational efficiency of the model, get better prediction results, and meet the demand for efficient and stable customer-aware interactive service system.

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