“…Much attention has been given to the methods based on artificial neural networks (ANNs) in the past because of its potential, and although a few studies were developed [17][18][19], the methods presented were overly complex and impractical. With the advances of computation, it is now being fully explored as a phasor estimation method, and even with a relatively higher computational cost when compared with other methods, the advantages brought by the ANNs can quickly overcome this downside.…”