Improved Generative Adversarial Power Data Super-Resolution Perception Model

Due to the challenges of low resolution and incomplete data in the process of power data collection and transmission and the lack of detail in the power data super-resolution algorithm, this paper proposes a generative adversarial network super-resolution perception model based on a linear attention mechanism. It uses the adversarial training mechanism of generator and discriminator to restore high-resolution power data from low-resolution power data. In the generator, the deep residual network structure is innovatively combined with the multi-scale linear attention mechanism, and the linear rectifier unit that can be dynamically learned is combined to improve the model’s ability to extract power data features. The discriminator employs a multi-scale architecture embedded with a dual-attention module, integrating both global and local features to enhance the model’s ability to capture fine details. Experiments were conducted on a dataset of multiple monitoring points in a city in East China. Experimental results indicate that the proposed Lmla-GAN delivers an overall average SSIM improvement of approximately 6.7% over the four baseline models-Bicubic, SRCNN, SubPixelCNN, and VDSR.