Keyong Hu

Dr. Keyong Hu

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Academic Career Length

13Years (2014-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 October 2019 in IEEE Access
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KHKeyong Hu
Keyong Hu
SCShihua Cao
Shihua Cao
WLWenjuan Li
Wenjuan Li
FZFangming Zhu
Fangming Zhu
The partial shading of a photovoltaic array repeatedly occurs in the natural environment, which can cause a failure of a conventional maximum power point tracking (MPPT) algorithm. In this paper, the convergence conditions of the standard particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm are deduced by the functional analysis, and then the influence of the random variables and inertia factor of the algorithm on the trajectory in the particle swarm optimization is analyzed. Based on the analysis results, an improved particle swarm optimization (IPSO) algorithm, which adopts both global and local modes to locate the maximum power point, is proposed. Compared to the standard PSO algorithm, in the improved PSO algorithm, many random and interfered variables are removed, and the structure is optimized significantly. The proposed algorithm is first simulated in MATLAB to ensure its capability. The feasibility of the approach is validated through physical implementation and experimentation. Results demonstrate that the proposed algorithm has the capability to track the global maximum power point within 3.3 s with an accuracy of 99%.Compared with five recently developed Global MPPT algorithms, the proposed IPSO algorithm achieved better performance in the maximum power tracking in the partial shading conditions.

9 June 2022 in Energy Reports
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KHKeyong Hu
Keyong Hu
BWBen Wang
Ben Wang
SCShihua Cao
Shihua Cao
WLWenjuan Li
Wenjuan Li
LWLidong Wang
Lidong Wang

4 October 2021 in IET Generation, Transmission & Distribution
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KHKeyong Hu
Keyong Hu
LWLidong Wang
Lidong Wang
WLWenjuan Li
Wenjuan Li
SCShihua Cao
Shihua Cao
YSYuyan Shen
Yuyan Shen
The solar radiation near the surface is the main reason that affects photovoltaic power generation. Accurate ultra‐short‐term solar radiation prediction is the premise of photovoltaic power generation prediction. Here the cloud movement prediction method based on the ground‐based cloud images is presented. The cloud recognition, cloud matching, cloud area correction and cloud movement prediction are performed to predict the drift trajectory of the clouds that will block the sun. Then, using digital image technology, 13 kinds of feature information are extracted from the ground‐based cloud images. Then, these feature information are input into BP neural network, and the parameters of BP neural network are optimized by genetic algorithm. Through a large number of data training, a new ultra‐short‐term prediction model of solar radiation is established. Finally, through experimental comparison, the results show that the prediction accuracy of the model with the feature information of ground‐based cloud images can reach 96%, compared with the model without the feature information of ground‐based cloud images, the accuracy is improved by 5%. The proposed ultra‐short‐term solar radiation prediction model can effectively predict the radiation jumping process caused by cloud occlusion, and greatly improve the prediction accuracy, especially in cloudy weather.

23 January 2014 in Cluster Computing
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WLWenjuan Li
Wenjuan Li
JWJiyi Wu
Jiyi Wu
QZQifei Zhang
Qifei Zhang
KHKeyong Hu
Keyong Hu
JLJing Li
Jing Li

7 July 2021 in Mobile Information Systems
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SCShihua Cao
Shihua Cao
XLXin Lin
Xin Lin
KHKeyong Hu
Keyong Hu
LWLIDONG Wang
LIDONG Wang
WLWenjuan Li
Wenjuan Li
YLYuchao Le
Yuchao Le
With the continuous improvement of the national medical system, health monitoring combined with cloud computing and Internet of Things has become a concern. This study mainly discusses the design of the medical health monitoring IoT system based on cloud computing. From the user to the health service provider, there are three devices: sensor terminal, gateway terminal, and service platform. The sensor terminal is used to measure physiological indicators, such as blood pressure, electrocardiogram, blood oxygen saturation, heart rate, and other physiological indicators; the gateway terminal is used to link the sensor terminal to receive physiological indicators and forward them to the business platform; the gateway is also used to receive health information and other instructions issued by the server. In the community service mode, users can be divided into groups according to the community and region, and the corresponding service doctors and agent customer service personnel (nurses) can be assigned. Users can collect personal physiological indicators at home or outside through the medical terminal. These indicators and information are transmitted to the background health platform system through the mobile GSM-TD communication network. Users can also view their own historical health records and opinions of health consultants through the web/WAP website. Through the integration ability of the health cloud platform, relying on the interconnection with HIS, LIS, and other information systems of professional medical institutions, we jointly operate special value-added services, such as appointment registration, maternal and child healthcare, and medical communication (doctor-patient interaction), so that users can enjoy the remote service and guidance of professional medical institutions by subscribing to health value-added services. The CPU utilization rate is 40%, the internal utilization rate is 7.44 G, the memory utilization rate is 11.8%, and the network bandwidth is 591.87 M. During the whole test process, the indicators are stable, and there are no restart, crash, and other phenomena, so the system performance meets the design requirements.

12 July 2024 in Sustainability
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KHKeyong Hu
Keyong Hu
ZFZheyi Fu
Zheyi Fu
CLChunyuan Lang
Chunyuan Lang
WLWenjuan Li
Wenjuan Li
Qin TaoQin Tao
Qin Tao
BWBen Wang
Ben Wang
The intermittent nature of solar energy poses significant challenges to the integration of photovoltaic (PV) power generation into the electrical grid. Consequently, the precise forecasting of PV power output becomes essential for efficient real-time power system dispatch. To meet this demand, this paper proposes a deep learning model, the CA-Transformer, specifically designed for PV power output prediction. To overcome the shortcomings of traditional correlation coefficient methods in dealing with nonlinear relationships, this study utilizes the Copula function. This approach allows for a more flexible and accurate determination of correlations within time series data, enabling the selection of features that exhibit a high degree of correlation with PV power output. Given the unique data characteristics of PV power output, the proposed model employs a 1D-CNN model to identify local patterns and trends within the time series data. Simultaneously, it implements a cosine similarity attention mechanism to detect long-range dependencies within the time series. It then leverages a parallel structure of a 1D-CNN and a cosine similarity attention mechanism to capture patterns across varying time scales and integrate them. In order to show the effectiveness of the model proposed in this study, its prediction results were compared with those of other models (LSTM and Transformer). The experimental results demonstrate that our model outperforms in terms of PV power output prediction, thereby offering a robust tool for the intelligent management of PV power generation.