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Data-driven dynamic modeling in power systems: A fresh look on inverter-based resource modeling

Fan et al., 2022

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15950390128076389658
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Fan L
Miao Z
Shah S
Koralewicz P
Gevorgian V
Fu J
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IEEE Power and Energy Magazine

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This article introduces ways to identify dynamic system models using measurement data. In power system analysis, a static model represents the time-invariant input–output relationship of a system, while a dynamic model describes the behavior of the system over time. For …
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