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Forecasting electric power consumption of technocenosis objects on the basis of values from transformed vector rank distribution

Oleg Kivchun

2021Journal of Physics Conference Series14 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

Abstract The article examines a technique for predicting the electric power consumption of technocenosis objects on the basis of the values of the transformed vector rank distribution. This technique includes the following stages: preparing data on electric power consumption, calculating an additional resource for technocenosis objects, forming transformed rank distribution and forecasting its values. The theoretical basis of the methodology was formed by the tenets of the theory of vector rank analysis, the methodology of functional rank analysis and the theory of mathematical statistics, as well as the concepts “technocenosis”, “MS-cenosis” and “bifurcation”. Its distinctive feature is the possibility to take into account the external control effect of a higher power system-MC-cenosis by adding or deducting an additional resource calculated using the system of transformed vector rank distributions. The additional resource is the difference between the values of the technocenosis located on the vector rank distribution of the higher MC-cenosis and the lower permissible value of the lower boundary of permissible values. The presented technique can be implemented in software and hardware complexes and situational centers for electric power consumption control in the area, energy system, transport network complex, large infrastructures and enterprises. The results will significantly supplement the methods of resource management for large infrastructure and energy facilities and form a resource consumption plan individually for each object.

Topics & Concepts

Rank (graph theory)Basis (linear algebra)Electric powerComputer scienceResource (disambiguation)Resource distributionEnergy consumptionObject (grammar)Power (physics)MathematicsResource allocationArtificial intelligenceGeometryPhysicsElectrical engineeringEngineeringCombinatoricsComputer networkQuantum mechanicsEngineering Diagnostics and ReliabilityIndustrial Engineering and TechnologiesEconomic and Technological Systems Analysis