Modelling solar half-hour data using fourth order cumulants

S. Safi, A. Zéroual, M. M. Hassani
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In this investigation we have two objectives. In the first one, we have developed a new simple and efficient technique to identify the parameters of the moving average (MA) process using the technique of higher order cumulants. The simulation for different orders of MA in the presence of Gaussian noise, for SNR lower than 20 v dB, gives satisfactory results. In the second objective, the proposed method was adopted for modelling half-hour solar radiation recorded in Marrakesh. Accurate design and optimisation of short response time solar energy systems with storage are sensitive to the stationary and sequential characteristics of half-hourly solar radiation. So, in order to benefit from some characteristics of stationary processes, a preliminary transformation was performed on the original data. The proposed method was used to look for a simple and efficient model to represent solar half-hourly radiation sequences needed for many applications in the solar energy field. The Giannakis technique based on cumulant diagonal slices and the partial autocorrelation function of Box & Jenkins and Brockwell & Davis are used for selection of the model order.
利用四阶累积量模拟太阳半小时数据
在这次调查中,我们有两个目标。在第一部分中,我们开发了一种新的简单而有效的技术,利用高阶累积量技术来识别移动平均(MA)过程的参数。在信噪比低于20 v dB的情况下,对高斯噪声下不同阶数的MA进行了仿真,得到了满意的结果。在第二个目标中,建议的方法被用于模拟马拉喀什记录的半小时太阳辐射。精确设计和优化具有储能的短响应时间太阳能系统对半小时太阳辐射的平稳和连续特性非常敏感。因此,为了利用平稳过程的一些特点,对原始数据进行了初步的变换。该方法用于寻找一种简单有效的模型来表示太阳能领域中许多应用所需要的太阳半小时辐射序列。采用基于累积对角切片的Giannakis技术和Box & Jenkins和Brockwell & Davis的部分自相关函数来选择模型阶数。
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