Fast transient stability calculation by pattern recognition method

Saitô, Osamu; Koizumi, Kinnosuke; Udo, M.; Sato, Masahiro

doi:10.1002/eej.4390960512

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1987

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“…Perhaps the first to advocate the use of pattern recognition methodology for cor.trol of power systems was [3]. Subsequently, others have investigated the feasibility of pattern recognition in solving other power systems problems, including disturbance recognition and system configuration changes [4][5][6][7][8].…”

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Detecting Anomalous Load Data

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Schi̇ck

Ruane

1987

IEEE Trans. Power Syst.

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An automatic detector for a particular pattern of anomolous load research data, called a quiet period, is described.Quiet periods exhibit a reduction in electricity usage due to a change in the underlying loadcausing processes, most likely the absence of household members. The detector uses pattern recognition methods to identify and flag quiet period data. Examples of quiet periods are presented and an annual distribution of quiet periods for a set of 298 homes is developed. The quiet period detector allows refinement of the standard practice of forecasting holiday periods.

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