Intelligent Particle Filtering State Observer for Stability Assessment in Solar-Wind Penetrated Microgrids

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This paper studies an Intelligent Particle Filtering State Observer (PFSO) for real-time voltage and frequency stability assessment in microgrids with high-penetration solar and wind generation, using a state-space model to estimate unmeasurable or noisy system states under process and measurement uncertainties. The authors validate the observer in MATLAB/Simulink across three scenarios—normal operation, sudden power mismatch, and periodic load disturbance—and report consistently low estimation errors (RMSE < 0.0095 p.u., MAE < 0.0073 p.u.) with maximum error remaining below 0.020 p.u. for transient conditions. A binary stability classification using a 0.95 p.u. threshold yields 97.4% accuracy, 95.9% precision, and an F1-score of 96.5%. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract This paper presents an advanced Intelligent Particle Filtering State Observer (PFSO) for real-time voltage and frequency stability assessment in microgrids integrated with high-penetration solar and wind energy sources. The proposed method leverages the robustness of PFSO to address the nonlinear, stochastic, and dynamic behaviors inherent in renewable-based distributed generation systems. A comprehensive state-space model of the microgrid is developed, and the PFSO is employed to estimate unmeasurable or noisy system states in the presence of process and measurement uncertainties. The proposed method was validated in MATLAB/Simulink across three scenarios: normal operation, sudden power mismatch, and periodic load disturbance. Quantitative results demonstrate that the PFSO maintains high estimation accuracy, with Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) values consistently below 0.0095 per unit (p.u.) and Mean Absolute Error (MAE) under 0.0073 p.u. for both voltage and frequency states. The maximum estimation error remained below 0.020 p.u., confirming strong robustness under transient conditions. Furthermore, a binary classification analysis of system stability, using a 0.95 p.u. threshold achieved 97.4% accuracy, 95.9% precision, and an F1-score of 96.5% across all cases. The findings validate the effectiveness of the proposed PFSO as a reliable tool for dynamic state estimation and early instability detection in smart microgrid environments.
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The proposed method leverages the robustness of PFSO to address the nonlinear, stochastic, and dynamic behaviors inherent in renewable-based distributed generation systems. A comprehensive state-space model of the microgrid is developed, and the PFSO is employed to estimate unmeasurable or noisy system states in the presence of process and measurement uncertainties. The proposed method was validated in MATLAB/Simulink across three scenarios: normal operation, sudden power mismatch, and periodic load disturbance. Quantitative results demonstrate that the PFSO maintains high estimation accuracy, with Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) values consistently below 0.0095 per unit (p.u.) and Mean Absolute Error (MAE) under 0.0073 p.u. for both voltage and frequency states. The maximum estimation error remained below 0.020 p.u., confirming strong robustness under transient conditions. Furthermore, a binary classification analysis of system stability, using a 0.95 p.u. threshold achieved 97.4% accuracy, 95.9% precision, and an F1-score of 96.5% across all cases. The findings validate the effectiveness of the proposed PFSO as a reliable tool for dynamic state estimation and early instability detection in smart microgrid environments. Physical sciences/Energy science and technology Physical sciences/Engineering Physical sciences/Mathematics and computing Dynamic state estimation Frequency stability Microgrid monitoring Particle filter Renewable energy integration Smart grids Solar energy Stability assessment Voltage estimation Wind energy Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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