Efficient Probabilistic Optimal Power Flow Assessment Using an Adaptive Stochastic Spectral Embedding Surrogate Model

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Hauptverfasser: Wang, Xiaoting, Liu, Jingyu, Wang, Xiaozhe
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author Wang, Xiaoting
Liu, Jingyu
Wang, Xiaozhe
author_facet Wang, Xiaoting
Liu, Jingyu
Wang, Xiaozhe
contents This paper presents an adaptive stochastic spectral embedding (ASSE) method to solve the probabilistic AC optimal power flow (AC-OPF), a critical aspect of power system operation. The proposed method can efficiently and accurately estimate the probabilistic characteristics of AC-OPF solutions. An adaptive domain partition strategy and expansion coefficient calculation algorithm are integrated to enhance its performance. Numerical studies on a 9-bus system demonstrate that the proposed ASSE method offers accurate and fast evaluations compared to the Monte Carlo simulations. A comparison with a sparse polynomial chaos expansion method, an existing surrogate model, further demonstrates its efficacy in accurately assessing the responses with strongly local behaviors.
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spellingShingle Efficient Probabilistic Optimal Power Flow Assessment Using an Adaptive Stochastic Spectral Embedding Surrogate Model
Wang, Xiaoting
Liu, Jingyu
Wang, Xiaozhe
Systems and Control
This paper presents an adaptive stochastic spectral embedding (ASSE) method to solve the probabilistic AC optimal power flow (AC-OPF), a critical aspect of power system operation. The proposed method can efficiently and accurately estimate the probabilistic characteristics of AC-OPF solutions. An adaptive domain partition strategy and expansion coefficient calculation algorithm are integrated to enhance its performance. Numerical studies on a 9-bus system demonstrate that the proposed ASSE method offers accurate and fast evaluations compared to the Monte Carlo simulations. A comparison with a sparse polynomial chaos expansion method, an existing surrogate model, further demonstrates its efficacy in accurately assessing the responses with strongly local behaviors.
title Efficient Probabilistic Optimal Power Flow Assessment Using an Adaptive Stochastic Spectral Embedding Surrogate Model
topic Systems and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.10498