2019
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/486/1/012013
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A Comprehensive Evaluation for the Power Supply Reliability in Distribution Network based on Improved Entropy Method

Abstract: Considering power quality, a user-oriented and extended index system of power supply reliability has been built, and a comprehensive evaluation of power supply reliability based on improved entropy method in distribution network has been designed in this paper. Firstly, the paper has built an extended power supply reliability index system from 3 following aspects: the supply side, user side as well as the contrast, therefore, 7 new user-side indexes can reflect the real level of the power supply reliability by… Show more

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“…The results express that the improved principal component analysis method can keep more of the original data's scattered information. Zeng et al [19] built a multi-stage evaluation index system and proposed an evaluation model combining equilibrium analysis and principal component analysis to achieve the objective evaluation of correlation index information. Based on the fuzzy membership degree hypothesis, He et al [20] quantifies the risk situation of each stage in the life cycle of the urban power grid, and gives the comprehensive quantitative scores of various risks.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results express that the improved principal component analysis method can keep more of the original data's scattered information. Zeng et al [19] built a multi-stage evaluation index system and proposed an evaluation model combining equilibrium analysis and principal component analysis to achieve the objective evaluation of correlation index information. Based on the fuzzy membership degree hypothesis, He et al [20] quantifies the risk situation of each stage in the life cycle of the urban power grid, and gives the comprehensive quantitative scores of various risks.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%