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Keywords

scenario generation, data reconstruction, multi-scale modeling, modified generative adversarial network, hidden Markov model, volatility constraint

Abstract

To address the limitations of existing numeric al models for long-term renewable energy scenario generation,such as oversimplified structures,poor output quality,a predominant focus on seasonal trends,and insufficient modeling of output details,this paper proposes a long-term renewable power scenario generation method based on a dual-layer weighted ensemble strategy.The proposed approach integrates multiple power reconstruction models to achieve high-fidelity reconstruction of historical renewable energy output.On this basis,a hidden Markov model (HMM ) is employed on a monthly basis to construct daily-scale state transition sequences of renewable energy output,while a modified generative adversarial network (MGAN ) is used to generate monthly renewable energy output curves.The monthly output curves are then concatenated month by month to generate annual renewable energy output scenarios covering 8 760 h.To further enhance the quality of the generated scenarios,the MGAN model is augmented with a volatility constraint and a self-attention mechanism.In addition,an information redundancy mechanism is designed to mitigate boundary effects introduced by convolutional operations.Finally,case studies are conducted using actual historical wind and solar power output data and multi-year meteorological data from a province in southwestern China.The results show that the proposed method offers significant advantages in terms of scenario generation accuracy and the ability to reconstruct output details.

DOI

10.19781/j.issn.1673-9140.2026.04.019

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235

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