Abstract

The scale of data generated by the complex and huge power system during operation is also very large. With the data acquisition of various information systems, it is easy to form the situation of incomplete power data information, which cannot guarantee the efficiency and quality of work, and reduce the security and reliability of the entire power grid. When incomplete data and incomplete data sets are caused by data storage failure or data acquisition errors, fuzzy clustering of data will face great difficulties. The fuzzy clustering of incomplete data of the power equipment is divided into the processing of incomplete data and the clustering analysis of "recovered" complete data. This paper proposes an IVAEGAN-IFCM interval fuzzy clustering algorithm, which uses interval data sets to fill in the incomplete data, and then completes the clustering of interval data. At the same time, the whole numerical data set is transformed into a complete interval data set. The final clustering result is obtained by interval fuzzy mean clustering analysis of the whole interval data set. Finally, the algorithm proposed in this paper and other machine learning training data sets is made for experimental analysis. The experimental results show that the algorithm proposed in this paper can complete incomplete data sets with high precision clustering. Compared with other contrast methods, it shows higher clustering accuracy. Compared with the numerical clustering algorithm, the clustering accuracy is improved by more than 4.3%, and it has better robustness. It also shows better generalization on the artificial data sets and other complex data sets. It is helpful to improve the technical level of the existing power grid and has important theoretical research value and engineering practice significance.

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