2023
DOI: 10.3389/fenrg.2022.1007914
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A Monte Carlo tree search-based method for decision making of generator serial restoration sequence

Abstract: Reasonable generator serial restoration sequence is a key issue to the system restoration following blackouts. This paper proposed an optimization method for the decision making of generator serial restoration sequence based on Monte Carlo tree search algorithm. First, the generator serial restoration sequence mechanism during the restoration process is analyzed. Considering the maximization of the total power generation capacity as the objective function, this paper also consider generator’s hot start. Second… Show more

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“…We use the LHS to sample and obtain the behavioral characteristic indexes such as initial location, time of going to work, time of going out of work, initial SOC, and driving speed of cabs and online car-hailings. Based on obtaining the OD matrix of each EV, a real-time Dijkstra algorithm is used for path guidance to search for the shortest path between ODs [33]. The flow of Dijkstra's algorithm is shown in Figure 2, where Vi stands for the starting node, V j refers to the target node, Set O is used to hold unexamined nodes, and Set D is used to hold the examined nodes.…”
Section: Od Matrix and Dijkstra's Shortest Path Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We use the LHS to sample and obtain the behavioral characteristic indexes such as initial location, time of going to work, time of going out of work, initial SOC, and driving speed of cabs and online car-hailings. Based on obtaining the OD matrix of each EV, a real-time Dijkstra algorithm is used for path guidance to search for the shortest path between ODs [33]. The flow of Dijkstra's algorithm is shown in Figure 2, where Vi stands for the starting node, V j refers to the target node, Set O is used to hold unexamined nodes, and Set D is used to hold the examined nodes.…”
Section: Od Matrix and Dijkstra's Shortest Path Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%