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Continuous-Wavelet Transform for Fault Location in Distribution Power Networks: Definition of Mother Wavelets Inferred From Fault Originated Transients
Location and Classification of Faults in High-Voltage Transmission Lines Using a Smart Grid Didactic System and Applying the Wavelet Transform, Higher-Order Statistics, and Artificial Neural Networks
A Comparative Study Between One‐End and Two‐Ends Methods Based on Artificial Neural Networks for Power Transmission Line Fault Detection, Classification, and Location
Application of a Centroid Frequency-Based Back Propagation Neural Network Fault Location Method for a Distribution Network Considering Renewable Energy Assessment
Quantum-Inspired Genetic Programming for Single-End Line-to-Ground Fault Location in Transmission Lines with Resilience to High Impedance Faults
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