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A novel method for predicting harmonic current injection from non-linear loads using neural networks

https://doi.org/10.1109/iecon.2005.1569033
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Neural network for estimation of harmonic components in a power system
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Reducing the computational demands of continually online-trained artificial neural networks for system identification and control of fast processes
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Harmonic power flow determination using the fast Fourier transform
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Identification of types of distortion sources in power systems by applying neural networks
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Reducing the computational demands of continually online trained artificial neural networks for system identification and control of fast processes
inferredcites →https://doi.org/10.1109/ichqp.1998.759953openalex-snapshot
Overview of the guide for applying harmonic limits on power systems-IEEE P519A
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Harmonic detection by using neural network
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Power system harmonics prediction with an artificial neural network
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A "critical impedance" based method for identifying harmonic sources
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Estimating the net harmonic currents produced by selected distributed single-phase loads: computers, televisions, and incandescent light dimmers
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Probabilistic Modeling of Power System Harmonics
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A “Critical Impedance”-Based Method for Identifying Harmonic Sources

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Power quality enhancement of dual stage three phase grid integrated SPV system using sequential neural network-based algorithm
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A new method for identification of main harmonic source based on the superposition and critical impedance methods
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Recurrent Neural Networks Trained With Backpropagation Through Time Algorithm to Estimate Nonlinear Load Harmonic Currents
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