2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2022.118861
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Real-time out-of-step prediction control to prevent emerging blackouts in power systems: A reinforcement learning approach

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“…Initial scheduling of outage plans: After summarizing the above information, the scheduling specialist analyzes and schedules all outage plan sets for the month in accordance with the relevant protocols [8]. This process involves a number of complex factors, including prior and posterior correlations between plans, prioritization, constraints, and outage metrics to be considered, and how to schedule in a way that maximizes or minimizes those metrics, among other things.…”
Section: Monthly Outage Plan Manual Scheduling Process Sorting and An...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Initial scheduling of outage plans: After summarizing the above information, the scheduling specialist analyzes and schedules all outage plan sets for the month in accordance with the relevant protocols [8]. This process involves a number of complex factors, including prior and posterior correlations between plans, prioritization, constraints, and outage metrics to be considered, and how to schedule in a way that maximizes or minimizes those metrics, among other things.…”
Section: Monthly Outage Plan Manual Scheduling Process Sorting and An...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their research facilitated time-series predictions of blackout incidents and associated loss loads [4]. These studies have tackled the issue of power outages in distribution networks from diverse angles and dimensions [5]. They have explored fault analysis and modeling using outage data, risk prediction based on new energy grid nodes, and data-driven analysis for distribution networks.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The hierarchical feature extraction within the DL models enables them to learn complex underlying patterns in the observed input space. This makes DL models suitable for processing various data types and facilitating different tasks such as prediction [47], detection [93], imputation [43], and data reduction [46]. Although the success of DL-based projects is contingent on several factors, one of the most important requirements is usually to have access to abundant training samples.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%