The advent of microgrids in modern energy systems heralds a promising era of resilience,sustainability,and efficiency.Within the realm of grid-tied microgrids,the selection of an optimal optimization algorithm is crit...The advent of microgrids in modern energy systems heralds a promising era of resilience,sustainability,and efficiency.Within the realm of grid-tied microgrids,the selection of an optimal optimization algorithm is critical for effective energy management,particularly in economic dispatching.This study compares the performance of Particle Swarm Optimization(PSO)and Genetic Algorithms(GA)in microgrid energy management systems,implemented using MATLAB tools.Through a comprehensive review of the literature and sim-ulations conducted in MATLAB,the study analyzes performance metrics,convergence speed,and the overall efficacy of GA and PSO,with a focus on economic dispatching tasks.Notably,a significant distinction emerges between the cost curves generated by the two algo-rithms for microgrid operation,with the PSO algorithm consistently resulting in lower costs due to its effective economic dispatching capabilities.Specifically,the utilization of the PSO approach could potentially lead to substantial savings on the power bill,amounting to approximately$15.30 in this evaluation.Thefindings provide insights into the strengths and limitations of each algorithm within the complex dynamics of grid-tied microgrids,thereby assisting stakeholders and researchers in arriving at informed decisions.This study contributes to the discourse on sustainable energy management by offering actionable guidance for the advancement of grid-tied micro-grid technologies through MATLAB-implemented optimization algorithms.展开更多
The objective of this study is to develop an advanced approach to variogram modelling by integrating genetic algorithms(GA)with machine learning-based linear regression,aiming to improve the accuracy and efficiency of...The objective of this study is to develop an advanced approach to variogram modelling by integrating genetic algorithms(GA)with machine learning-based linear regression,aiming to improve the accuracy and efficiency of geostatistical analysis,particularly in mineral exploration.The study combines GA and machine learning to optimise variogram parameters,including range,sill,and nugget,by minimising the root mean square error(RMSE)and maximising the coefficient of determination(R^(2)).The experimental variograms were computed and modelled using theoretical models,followed by optimisation via evolutionary algorithms.The method was applied to gravity data from the Ngoura-Batouri-Kette mining district in Eastern Cameroon,covering 141 data points.Sequential Gaussian Simulations(SGS)were employed for predictive mapping to validate simulated results against true values.Key findings show variograms with ranges between 24.71 km and 49.77 km,opti-mised RMSE and R^(2) values of 11.21 mGal^(2) and 0.969,respectively,after 42 generations of GA optimisation.Predictive mapping using SGS demonstrated that simulated values closely matched true values,with the simu-lated mean at 21.75 mGal compared to the true mean of 25.16 mGal,and variances of 465.70 mGal^(2) and 555.28 mGal^(2),respectively.The results confirmed spatial variability and anisotropies in the N170-N210 directions,consistent with prior studies.This work presents a novel integration of GA and machine learning for variogram modelling,offering an automated,efficient approach to parameter estimation.The methodology significantly enhances predictive geostatistical models,contributing to the advancement of mineral exploration and improving the precision and speed of decision-making in the petroleum and mining industries.展开更多
Evolutionary algorithms(EAs)have been used in high utility itemset mining(HUIM)to address the problem of discover-ing high utility itemsets(HUIs)in the exponential search space.EAs have good running and mining perform...Evolutionary algorithms(EAs)have been used in high utility itemset mining(HUIM)to address the problem of discover-ing high utility itemsets(HUIs)in the exponential search space.EAs have good running and mining performance,but they still require huge computational resource and may miss many HUIs.Due to the good combination of EA and graphics processing unit(GPU),we propose a parallel genetic algorithm(GA)based on the platform of GPU for mining HUIM(PHUI-GA).The evolution steps with improvements are performed in central processing unit(CPU)and the CPU intensive steps are sent to GPU to eva-luate with multi-threaded processors.Experiments show that the mining performance of PHUI-GA outperforms the existing EAs.When mining 90%HUIs,the PHUI-GA is up to 188 times better than the existing EAs and up to 36 times better than the CPU parallel approach.展开更多
The learning algorithms of causal discovery mainly include score-based methods and genetic algorithms(GA).The score-based algorithms are prone to searching space explosion.Classical GA is slow to converge,and prone to...The learning algorithms of causal discovery mainly include score-based methods and genetic algorithms(GA).The score-based algorithms are prone to searching space explosion.Classical GA is slow to converge,and prone to falling into local optima.To address these issues,an improved GA with domain knowledge(IGADK)is proposed.Firstly,domain knowledge is incorporated into the learning process of causality to construct a new fitness function.Secondly,a dynamical mutation operator is introduced in the algorithm to accelerate the convergence rate.Finally,an experiment is conducted on simulation data,which compares the classical GA with IGADK with domain knowledge of varying accuracy.The IGADK can greatly reduce the number of iterations,populations,and samples required for learning,which illustrates the efficiency and effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.展开更多
The process of including renewable energy sources in power networks is moving quickly,so the need for innovative configuration solutions for grid-side ESS has grown.Among the new methods presented in this paper is GA-...The process of including renewable energy sources in power networks is moving quickly,so the need for innovative configuration solutions for grid-side ESS has grown.Among the new methods presented in this paper is GA-OCESE,which stands for Genetic Algorithm-based Optimization Configuration for Energy Storage in Electric Networks.This is one of the methods suggested in this study,which aims to enhance the sizing,positioning,and operational characteristics of structured ESS under dynamic grid conditions.Particularly,the aim is to maximize efficiency.A multiobjective genetic algorithm,the GA-OCESE framework,considers all these factors simultaneously.Besides considering cost-efficiency,response time,and energy use,the system also considers all these elements simultaneously.This enables it to effectively react to load uncertainty and variations in inputs connected to renewable sources.Results of an experimental assessment conducted on a standardized grid simulation platform indicate that by increasing energy use efficiency by 17.6%and reducing peak-load effects by 22.3%,GA-OCESE outperforms previous heuristic-based methods.This was found by contrasting the outcomes of the assessment with those of the evaluation.The results of the assessment helped to reveal this.The proposed approach will provide utility operators and energy planners with a decision-making tool that is both scalable and adaptable.This technology is particularly well-suited for smart grids,microgrid systems,and power infrastructures that heavily rely on renewable energy.Every technical component has been carefully recorded to ensure accuracy,reproducibility,and relevance across all power systems engineering software uses.This was done to ensure the program’s relevance.展开更多
文摘The advent of microgrids in modern energy systems heralds a promising era of resilience,sustainability,and efficiency.Within the realm of grid-tied microgrids,the selection of an optimal optimization algorithm is critical for effective energy management,particularly in economic dispatching.This study compares the performance of Particle Swarm Optimization(PSO)and Genetic Algorithms(GA)in microgrid energy management systems,implemented using MATLAB tools.Through a comprehensive review of the literature and sim-ulations conducted in MATLAB,the study analyzes performance metrics,convergence speed,and the overall efficacy of GA and PSO,with a focus on economic dispatching tasks.Notably,a significant distinction emerges between the cost curves generated by the two algo-rithms for microgrid operation,with the PSO algorithm consistently resulting in lower costs due to its effective economic dispatching capabilities.Specifically,the utilization of the PSO approach could potentially lead to substantial savings on the power bill,amounting to approximately$15.30 in this evaluation.Thefindings provide insights into the strengths and limitations of each algorithm within the complex dynamics of grid-tied microgrids,thereby assisting stakeholders and researchers in arriving at informed decisions.This study contributes to the discourse on sustainable energy management by offering actionable guidance for the advancement of grid-tied micro-grid technologies through MATLAB-implemented optimization algorithms.
文摘The objective of this study is to develop an advanced approach to variogram modelling by integrating genetic algorithms(GA)with machine learning-based linear regression,aiming to improve the accuracy and efficiency of geostatistical analysis,particularly in mineral exploration.The study combines GA and machine learning to optimise variogram parameters,including range,sill,and nugget,by minimising the root mean square error(RMSE)and maximising the coefficient of determination(R^(2)).The experimental variograms were computed and modelled using theoretical models,followed by optimisation via evolutionary algorithms.The method was applied to gravity data from the Ngoura-Batouri-Kette mining district in Eastern Cameroon,covering 141 data points.Sequential Gaussian Simulations(SGS)were employed for predictive mapping to validate simulated results against true values.Key findings show variograms with ranges between 24.71 km and 49.77 km,opti-mised RMSE and R^(2) values of 11.21 mGal^(2) and 0.969,respectively,after 42 generations of GA optimisation.Predictive mapping using SGS demonstrated that simulated values closely matched true values,with the simu-lated mean at 21.75 mGal compared to the true mean of 25.16 mGal,and variances of 465.70 mGal^(2) and 555.28 mGal^(2),respectively.The results confirmed spatial variability and anisotropies in the N170-N210 directions,consistent with prior studies.This work presents a novel integration of GA and machine learning for variogram modelling,offering an automated,efficient approach to parameter estimation.The methodology significantly enhances predictive geostatistical models,contributing to the advancement of mineral exploration and improving the precision and speed of decision-making in the petroleum and mining industries.
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(62073155,62002137,62106088,62206113)the High-End Foreign Expert Recruitment Plan(G2023144007L)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(JUSRP221028).
文摘Evolutionary algorithms(EAs)have been used in high utility itemset mining(HUIM)to address the problem of discover-ing high utility itemsets(HUIs)in the exponential search space.EAs have good running and mining performance,but they still require huge computational resource and may miss many HUIs.Due to the good combination of EA and graphics processing unit(GPU),we propose a parallel genetic algorithm(GA)based on the platform of GPU for mining HUIM(PHUI-GA).The evolution steps with improvements are performed in central processing unit(CPU)and the CPU intensive steps are sent to GPU to eva-luate with multi-threaded processors.Experiments show that the mining performance of PHUI-GA outperforms the existing EAs.When mining 90%HUIs,the PHUI-GA is up to 188 times better than the existing EAs and up to 36 times better than the CPU parallel approach.
基金supported by the National Social Science Fund of China(2022-SKJJ-B-084).
文摘The learning algorithms of causal discovery mainly include score-based methods and genetic algorithms(GA).The score-based algorithms are prone to searching space explosion.Classical GA is slow to converge,and prone to falling into local optima.To address these issues,an improved GA with domain knowledge(IGADK)is proposed.Firstly,domain knowledge is incorporated into the learning process of causality to construct a new fitness function.Secondly,a dynamical mutation operator is introduced in the algorithm to accelerate the convergence rate.Finally,an experiment is conducted on simulation data,which compares the classical GA with IGADK with domain knowledge of varying accuracy.The IGADK can greatly reduce the number of iterations,populations,and samples required for learning,which illustrates the efficiency and effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.
文摘The process of including renewable energy sources in power networks is moving quickly,so the need for innovative configuration solutions for grid-side ESS has grown.Among the new methods presented in this paper is GA-OCESE,which stands for Genetic Algorithm-based Optimization Configuration for Energy Storage in Electric Networks.This is one of the methods suggested in this study,which aims to enhance the sizing,positioning,and operational characteristics of structured ESS under dynamic grid conditions.Particularly,the aim is to maximize efficiency.A multiobjective genetic algorithm,the GA-OCESE framework,considers all these factors simultaneously.Besides considering cost-efficiency,response time,and energy use,the system also considers all these elements simultaneously.This enables it to effectively react to load uncertainty and variations in inputs connected to renewable sources.Results of an experimental assessment conducted on a standardized grid simulation platform indicate that by increasing energy use efficiency by 17.6%and reducing peak-load effects by 22.3%,GA-OCESE outperforms previous heuristic-based methods.This was found by contrasting the outcomes of the assessment with those of the evaluation.The results of the assessment helped to reveal this.The proposed approach will provide utility operators and energy planners with a decision-making tool that is both scalable and adaptable.This technology is particularly well-suited for smart grids,microgrid systems,and power infrastructures that heavily rely on renewable energy.Every technical component has been carefully recorded to ensure accuracy,reproducibility,and relevance across all power systems engineering software uses.This was done to ensure the program’s relevance.
