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Neural network with adaptive evolutionary learning and cascaded support vector machine for fault localization and diagnosis in power distribution system
Low cost microcontroller based fault detector, classifier, zone identifier and locator for transmission lines using wavelet transform and artificial neural network: A hardware co-simulation approach
Fault classification and fault area detection in GUPFC-compensated double-circuit transmission lines based on the analysis of active and reactive powers measured by PMUs
Detection and Classification of Fault Types in Distribution Lines by Applying Contrastive Learning to GAN Encoded Time-Series of Pulse Reflectometry Signals
Classification of short-circuit faults in high-voltage energy transmission line using energy of instantaneous active power components-based common vector approach
Development of a Traveling Wave-based Protection Scheme for Power Systems with High Penetration of Renewable Energy Sources using a Hybrid Independent Component Analysis-Support Vector Machine Algorithm
Artificial Neural Network Based Fault Classifier for Transmission Line Protection
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