Abstract:To address the issues of low evaluation efficiency and high complexity arising from cumbersome evaluation processes for distribution network insulation operations, a study was conducted on the construction of an intelligent comprehensive evaluation model. The model integrated the analytic hierarchy process with a back propagation neural network. Quantitative analysis of evaluation indicators was performed to establish a scientific assessment system using analytic hierarchy process. Further, to enhance evaluation accuracy and minimize subjective judgment, a back propagation neural network was introduced to map weight relationships during the analytic hierarchy process evaluation process, learning from historical data to extract latent and non-quantifiable influencing factors. Analysis of weight decision thresholds enabled optimized decision-making for insulation operations. Simulation experiments verified the model’s effectiveness, reduced computational complexity, and confirmed its capability to meet efficient evaluation demands. Complexity analysis demonstrates that the proposed method achieves a reduction in computational complexity from to relative to the analytic hierarchy process.