2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.prime.2023.100312
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Linear regression approach for performance evaluation of ES with load impedance variations of non-critical and critical load

Jyoti Ramdas Rokde,
Archana G. Thosar
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“…To address this limitation of LLR models, this study suggests the application of heteroscedastic LLR and data counting methods for VMT estimation. Since as suggested by (Rokde & Thosar, 2023) these methods perform better than LLR models in terms of data fitting and prediction accuracy.…”
Section: The Background Of This Study Revolves Aroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To address this limitation of LLR models, this study suggests the application of heteroscedastic LLR and data counting methods for VMT estimation. Since as suggested by (Rokde & Thosar, 2023) these methods perform better than LLR models in terms of data fitting and prediction accuracy.…”
Section: The Background Of This Study Revolves Aroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The investigation of how to treat the data in this area that was relevant and significant began and found the work of (Rokde & Thosar, 2023) where he details how renewable energy sources (RES) are being developed moderately as new generation additions to the modern electrical system. These developments perturb the stability of voltage and frequency in the distribution power lines, for this the occurrence and perturbation data were analyzed by adding a spring device or electric spring which for the research studies the data of the variation of the load impedance generated by the RES to the electrical network by analyzing the performance of the electric spring through MATLAB simulations, The loads considered are linear.…”
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