Amoateng et al., 2021 - Google Patents

Topology detection in power distribution networks: A PMU based deep learning approach

Amoateng et al., 2021

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8106847808061960042
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Amoateng D
Yan R
Mosadeghy M
Saha T
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IEEE Transactions on Power Systems

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This paper proposes a novel data driven framework for detecting topology transitions in a distribution network. The framework analyzes data from phasor measurement units (PMUs) and relies on the fact that changes in network topology results in changes in the structure …
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