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Analysis and identification method of dust accumulation and shadow characteristics of photovoltaic modules

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Abstract—Aiming at the problem of identifying the characteristics of dust accumulation and shadow of photovoltaic modules, the difference of photovoltaic characteristic curves of dust accumulation and shadow is analyzed in detail, and the time-varying characteristics of the inflection point of the shadow photovoltaic curve are revealed. The number of inflection points of the characteristic curve and the current and voltage characteristic conditions are proposed to form the input feature quantity of the training model, and the dust accumulation and shadow recognition model is trained based on the CatBoost algorithm. Finally, the performance analysis and comparative test of the recognition model trained by CatBoost algorithm, ID3 and GA-BP algorithm are carried out by using the measured data of photovoltaic modules, and the results show that the recognition model trained based on CatBoost has strong discrimination and high diagnostic accuracy, which is of great engineering application value.

CCS CONCEPTS •Computing methodologies• Modeling and simulation• Simulation evaluation

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          CCRIS '23: Proceedings of the 2023 4th International Conference on Control, Robotics and Intelligent System
          August 2023
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          ISBN:9798400708190
          DOI:10.1145/3622896

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