Researchers in Slovakia have demonstrated a machine-learning framework that predicts PV inverter output and detects anomalies using only electrical and temporal data, achieving 100% accuracy in classifying inverter output states under static operating conditions at a solar installation.A research team led by scientists from Slovakia's Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra has developed a new predictive and anomaly-detection model for PV inverters in commercial installations. The novel machine-learning-based framework uses temporal and electrical data alone, without relying on environmental ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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