CN-121979333-A - Temperature sensor-based temperature control method and system for fungus culture environment
Abstract
The invention discloses a temperature sensor-based temperature control method and system for a fungus culture environment, and mainly relates to the technical field of intelligent agriculture and environment control. The method comprises the steps of disposing a multi-point temperature sensor in a target mushroom culture space to construct a sensor network, dividing the target mushroom culture space into a plurality of space subareas and a plurality of sensor subnetworks, obtaining a plurality of space subarea temperature sensing sequence sets, respectively carrying out control decisions on the plurality of space subarea temperature sensing sequence sets according to a plurality of temperature control leaf nodes to obtain a plurality of temperature control decisions, and transmitting the plurality of temperature control decisions to an environment temperature control platform to carry out space division temperature control on the target mushroom culture space. The method has the beneficial effects that the technical problems of low environmental temperature control reliability and strong hysteresis caused by lack of deep analysis on temperatures of different areas in a mushroom culture space in the prior art are solved, and the technical effect of improving the environmental temperature control reliability is achieved.
Inventors
- CHEN XINZHUN
- ZHANG BIN
- MA PENGFEI
- LI NA
- ZHOU HAIDONG
Assignees
- 广州奥松电子股份有限公司
Dates
- Publication Date
- 20260505
- Application Date
- 20260128
Claims (10)
- 1. The temperature control method for the mushroom culture environment based on the temperature sensor is characterized by comprising the following steps of: Disposing a multi-point temperature sensor in a target mushroom cultivation space, and constructing a sensor network; Dividing the target mushroom culture space into a plurality of space subareas and a plurality of sensor subnetworks based on a historical temperature response data sequence of the sensor network, and configuring a plurality of temperature control leaf nodes corresponding to the plurality of space subareas one by one, wherein each temperature control leaf node is a model driving leaf node or a conventional threshold judgment leaf node, and the plurality of temperature control leaf nodes are in communication connection with an environment temperature control platform; Respectively utilizing the sensor sub-networks in a preset window to continuously sense the temperature of the space sub-areas to obtain a plurality of space sub-area temperature sensing sequence sets; And respectively carrying out control decisions on the temperature sensing sequence sets of the plurality of space subregions according to the plurality of temperature control leaf nodes to obtain a plurality of temperature control decisions, and transmitting the plurality of temperature control decisions to the environment Wen Kongping to carry out space-division temperature control on the target mushroom culture space.
- 2. The temperature sensor-based temperature control method for a mushroom cultivation environment as claimed in claim 1, wherein the target mushroom cultivation space is divided into a plurality of space subareas based on a historical temperature response data sequence of the sensor network, a plurality of temperature control leaf nodes are configured for the plurality of space subareas in a one-to-one correspondence manner, and the method comprises the steps of: According to the position of each temperature sensor in the sensor network, mapping the historical temperature response data sequence into a two-dimensional space coordinate system of a target mushroom culture space, constructing a discrete temperature field sequence, wherein each temperature sensor corresponds to one node in a discrete temperature field, and identifying the node by the historical temperature response data acquired by the temperature sensor; traversing each node in the discrete temperature field sequence to perform characteristic analysis from three dimensions of historical average temperature, temperature fluctuation amplitude and temperature change gradient, and constructing a temperature characteristic field; performing temperature gradient neighbor analysis on the temperature characteristic field to obtain a temperature gradient field; And gradually dividing the target mushroom culture space based on the temperature gradient field and the temperature characteristic field to obtain the plurality of space subareas.
- 3. The temperature sensor-based temperature control method of a mushroom cultivation environment as claimed in claim 2, wherein gradually dividing the target mushroom cultivation space based on the temperature gradient field and the temperature characteristic field to obtain the plurality of space subregions comprises: Taking the temperature gradient field as input, extracting a plurality of local minimum value nodes of the temperature gradient field, and obtaining a plurality of segmentation starting points; a plurality of segmentation starting points in the temperature characteristic field are respectively diffused along the gradient direction according to a preset distance bandwidth, and a plurality of segmentation starting point neighborhood are constructed; Carrying out intra-neighborhood characteristic fluctuation coefficient analysis on the neighborhood of the plurality of segmentation starting points to obtain a plurality of characteristic fluctuation coefficients; Stopping diffusion when the characteristic fluctuation coefficients are larger than or equal to a preset coefficient threshold value, and taking the segmentation starting point neighborhood as a plurality of initial space subregions; When the characteristic fluctuation coefficients are smaller than a preset coefficient threshold value, continuing to diffuse the neighborhood edges of the neighborhood of the plurality of segmentation starting points along the gradient direction according to a preset distance bandwidth until the characteristic fluctuation coefficients after diffusion are larger than or equal to the preset coefficient threshold value, and adding the neighborhood of the segmentation starting points obtained after diffusion into a plurality of initial space subregions; And correcting the plurality of initial space subareas based on the temperature characteristic field to obtain the plurality of space subareas.
- 4. A temperature sensor-based temperature control method of a fungus culture environment as claimed in claim 3, wherein correcting the plurality of initial spatial subregions based on the temperature characteristic field to obtain the plurality of spatial subregions comprises: Extracting a plurality of nodes which are not divided into a plurality of initial space subareas in the temperature characteristic field; according to the positions of the nodes, adjacent subareas in the plurality of initial space subareas are matched, and a plurality of adjacent initial space subarea sets are obtained; And respectively analyzing the feature similarity of the plurality of nodes and the corresponding segmentation starting points in the plurality of adjacent initial space subareas, and adding the plurality of nodes into the adjacent initial space subareas corresponding to the maximum value of the feature similarity to obtain the plurality of space subareas.
- 5. The temperature sensor-based fungus culture environment temperature control method according to claim 2, wherein a plurality of temperature control leaf nodes are configured in a one-to-one correspondence to the plurality of space subregions, wherein each temperature control leaf node is a model-driven leaf node or a conventional threshold judgment leaf node, and the plurality of temperature control leaf nodes are in communication connection with an environment temperature control platform, and the method comprises: Dividing the discrete temperature field sequence based on the plurality of space subareas to obtain a plurality of subarea discrete temperature field sequences; Performing temperature-time linear fitting authentication on the plurality of sub-region discrete temperature field sequences, and if the authentication is passed, configuring model driving leaf nodes for the corresponding space sub-regions; if the authentication is not passed, a threshold judgment type leaf node is configured for the corresponding space subarea.
- 6. The temperature sensor-based temperature control method of a fungus culture environment of claim 1, wherein the controlling decisions are respectively performed on the plurality of space subarea temperature sensing sequence sets according to the plurality of temperature control leaf nodes to obtain a plurality of temperature control decisions, and the method comprises: When the temperature control leaf nodes are threshold judgment leaf nodes, acquiring a temperature tolerance threshold, and performing representative temperature screening on the temperature sensing sequence sets of the space subareas to acquire representative temperature sets of the space subareas; performing threshold judgment on the representative temperature sets of the plurality of space subareas by using the temperature tolerance threshold to obtain abnormal temperature difference sets of the plurality of space subareas; and analyzing the abnormal temperature difference sets of the plurality of space subareas by using a temperature control decision module stored in the threshold judgment type leaf node, and adding analysis results into a plurality of temperature control decisions.
- 7. The temperature sensor-based temperature control method for a fungus culture environment of claim 6, wherein the step of performing representative temperature screening on the plurality of space subarea temperature sensing sequence sets to obtain a plurality of space subarea representative temperature sets comprises the steps of: extracting a first space subarea temperature sensing sequence from the plurality of space subarea temperature sensing sequence sets; calculating the temperature average value of the temperature sensing sequence of the first space subarea to obtain a first initial representative temperature screening center; And performing iterative screening on the first initial representative temperature screening center in the first space subarea temperature sensing sequence by using a mean shift algorithm, determining the representative temperature of the first space subarea, and adding the representative temperature of the first space subarea into a plurality of representative temperature sets of the space subareas.
- 8. The temperature sensor-based temperature control method of a fungus culture environment of claim 1, wherein the control decision is performed on the plurality of space subarea temperature sensing sequence sets according to the plurality of temperature control leaf nodes respectively to obtain a plurality of temperature control decisions, and further comprising: when the temperature control leaf nodes are model driving leaf nodes, respectively carrying out trend analysis on the temperature sensing sequence sets of the space subareas by using a temperature trend sensing prediction module stored in the model driving leaf nodes to obtain a plurality of temperature trend characteristics; and analyzing the plurality of temperature trend characteristics by using the trend temperature control decision module stored in the model driving leaf node to obtain the plurality of temperature control decisions.
- 9. The temperature sensor-based temperature control method for a fungus culture environment according to claim 8, wherein the temperature trend perception prediction module comprises a data preprocessing unit, a trend feature extraction unit and a trend prediction unit; The trend temperature control decision module comprises a trend analysis unit, a trend risk assessment unit and a trend control decision unit.
- 10. A temperature sensor-based temperature control system for a mushroom cultivation environment, characterized in that the system is used for implementing the temperature sensor-based temperature control method for a mushroom cultivation environment according to any one of claims 1-9, the system comprising: The temperature sensor deployment module is used for deploying the multipoint temperature sensors in the target mushroom cultivation space and constructing a sensor network; The temperature control leaf node configuration module is used for dividing the target mushroom culture space into a plurality of space subareas and a plurality of sensor subnetworks based on a historical temperature response data sequence of the sensor network, and configuring a plurality of temperature control leaf nodes corresponding to the plurality of space subareas one by one, wherein each temperature control leaf node is a model driving leaf node or a conventional threshold judgment leaf node, and the plurality of temperature control leaf nodes are in communication connection with an environment temperature control platform; The temperature sensing module is used for continuously sensing the temperature of the plurality of space subareas by utilizing the plurality of sensor subnetworks respectively in a preset window to obtain a plurality of space subarea temperature sensing sequence sets; The temperature control decision module is used for respectively carrying out control decisions on the temperature sensing sequence sets of the plurality of space subregions according to the plurality of temperature control leaf nodes to obtain a plurality of temperature control decisions, and transmitting the plurality of temperature control decisions to the environment Wen Kongping to carry out space-division temperature control on the target mushroom culture space.
Description
Temperature sensor-based temperature control method and system for fungus culture environment Technical Field The invention relates to the technical field of intelligent agriculture and environmental control, in particular to a temperature sensor-based temperature control method and system for a fungus mushroom culture environment. Background In the field of fungus culture, maintaining stable proper temperature is a core environmental factor for guaranteeing healthy growth of hyphae, primordial differentiation, high quality and high yield of fruiting bodies. The traditional fungus mushroom cultivation environment temperature control method is mostly dependent on temperature sensors arranged in single or few points in a cultivation space, and based on obtained local temperature readings, the whole cultivation area is uniformly regulated and controlled through a general PID control algorithm. A global target temperature value is usually preset, and an environmental control device such as a central air conditioner, a fan heater or ventilation equipment is driven to start and stop operation so as to try to maintain the average temperature of the whole cultivation space within a set range. A method for improving the uniformity of the buds of bottle-cultivated pleurotus eryngii, for example, the patent publication No. CN103999689A, relates to the technical field of pleurotus eryngii cultivation, and comprises the steps of introducing the bottle-cultivated pleurotus eryngii into a mushroom cultivating chamber after mushroom scratching treatment, closing ventilation and illumination of the mushroom cultivating chamber to enable the mushroom cultivating chamber to be in a closed dark condition, adjusting the temperature to 8-10 ℃, improving the relative humidity to 95%, maintaining the temperature for 24 hours in the cultivating environment, then improving the temperature to 16-18 ℃, adjusting the illumination to be on for 30 minutes every 60 minutes, and enabling the ventilation volume to be based on the condition that the indoor carbon dioxide concentration is maintained to be 2000ppm, and promoting the buds for 5-8 days. The precise regulation and control device for the flammulina velutipes strain culture environment disclosed in the patent publication No. CN120530843A and the intelligent control method thereof comprise a flammulina velutipes strain culture box body, wherein the outer wall of the top of the flammulina velutipes strain culture box body is fixedly connected with an air inlet pipe in a penetrating mode, the outer wall of the bottom of the air inlet pipe is fixedly connected with an installation shell, the outer wall of one side of the flammulina velutipes strain culture box body is fixedly connected with a controller, the outer wall of one side of the flammulina velutipes strain culture box body is fixedly connected with a motor, and the outer wall of the other side of the flammulina velutipes strain culture box body is fixedly connected with a water tank. The angle of the heating plate is adjusted by the motor, so that the propagation direction of heat can be changed, the heat can more uniformly cover each horizontal area of the flammulina velutipes strain incubator body, all flammulina velutipes strains are ensured to be in a similar temperature condition, the flammulina velutipes strains can uniformly grow, and the angle of the heating plate can be freely adjusted by staff according to the field requirement. However, in the process of implementing the technical scheme of the embodiment of the application, the application discovers that the above technology has at least the following technical problems: As obvious temperature field heterogeneity caused by factors such as equipment layout, uneven air circulation, external environment influence and the like often exists in the mushroom culture space, the readings of a few sensors cannot accurately reflect the real temperature distribution of each point in the space, and the temperature of a local area is easy to be out of control. Meanwhile, the whole space is regarded as a homogeneous unit to be uniformly regulated and controlled, so that dynamic response characteristic differences possibly existing in different areas due to different distances from a heat source/a cold source are ignored, regulation and control response delay and energy consumption are increased, and fine control is difficult to realize. Disclosure of Invention The application provides a temperature sensor-based temperature control method and system for a fungus culture environment, which are used for solving the technical problems of low reliability and strong hysteresis of environmental temperature control caused by lack of deep analysis of temperatures of different areas in a fungus culture space in the prior art. In view of the above problems, the application provides a temperature sensor-based temperature control method and a temperature sensor-based temperature control syste