2023
DOI: 10.3389/fenrg.2022.1016754
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Islanding detection method for microgrids based on CatBoost

Abstract: The occurrence of unintentional islanding will seriously threaten the stable operation of a microgrid (MG). Therefore, detecting the islanding of an microgrid timely is an important premise to ensure the microgrid operates safely and stably. However, the problem of dead zone exists in the traditional islanding detection process because the threshold of various electrical feature quantities of the point of common coupling (PCC) cannot be determined effectively. To solve this problem, an islanding detection meth… Show more

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“…Future power networks could benefit from a bufferedmicrogrid design, which would highlight the importance of smooth microgrid control [39]. Through the identification and implementation of effective islanding detection and control technologies, the study aimed to enhance the safety and dependability of future power grids [40], [41]. Table 1 displays the results of the research that has come before.…”
Section: Using Gradient Boosting Decision Trees (Gbdt-js)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Future power networks could benefit from a bufferedmicrogrid design, which would highlight the importance of smooth microgrid control [39]. Through the identification and implementation of effective islanding detection and control technologies, the study aimed to enhance the safety and dependability of future power grids [40], [41]. Table 1 displays the results of the research that has come before.…”
Section: Using Gradient Boosting Decision Trees (Gbdt-js)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Unlike a typical decision tree, a fully symmetric tree ensures that internal nodes at the same depth employ identical features and feature thresholds for splitting. Consequently, a fully symmetric tree can be represented as a decision table with 2 d entries, where d represents the number of levels in the tree [34]. This balanced structure enhances processing speed and improves feature handling compared to a standard decision tree.…”
Section: Catboost Model Based On Optimisation Of Optuna Hyperparametersmentioning
confidence: 99%