2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.measurement.2019.107453
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A qualitative-quantitative hybrid approach for power quality disturbance monitoring on microgrid systems

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“…Recently, due to the difficulty for detecting various and more complex disturbances that may appear in the electrical network, techniques with the ability to handle and process large volumes of data and find relations among the types of disturbances have been considered. For instance, classical machine learning techniques like support vector machines (SVM) [97][98][99], artificial neural networks (ANN) [85,[100][101][102], deep learning (DL) [103,104], and other machine-learning techniques. Notwithstanding, several studies identify a combination of power disturbances described in the standards [105].…”
Section: Techniques For Power Quality Detection Identification and Mi...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Recently, due to the difficulty for detecting various and more complex disturbances that may appear in the electrical network, techniques with the ability to handle and process large volumes of data and find relations among the types of disturbances have been considered. For instance, classical machine learning techniques like support vector machines (SVM) [97][98][99], artificial neural networks (ANN) [85,[100][101][102], deep learning (DL) [103,104], and other machine-learning techniques. Notwithstanding, several studies identify a combination of power disturbances described in the standards [105].…”
Section: Techniques For Power Quality Detection Identification and Mi...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Otherwise, in [90] a Some examples of the works reported for detecting and classifying electric power disturbances are described in next. The work developed in [98] describes a scheme in which the input signal is first decomposed through the variational mode decomposition (VMD), then the recurrence quantification analysis (RQA) for defining the frequency and duration of the disturbances is performed. This method achieves, by means of data-driven, an adequate parameterization of the present disturbances.…”
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“…Wang Y et al [ 24 ] applied SVM with Multi Resolution Analysis of DWT to categorise different PQEs. Cortes Robles et al [ 25 ] proposed multi-scale recurrence quantification decomposition (MSRQD) method along with SVM classifier for classification of complex PQEs in grid connected MG system. Furthermore, SVM with different kinds of kernel functions can be used to enhance the classifier performance while solving the non-linear nature of classification problems in PQ study [ 26 ].…”
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“…Furthermore, Ref. [12] is presents a method based on variational mode decomposition of the original signal and the recurrence quantification analysis which reaches a proper characterization of the electrical signals prior to their identification; it follows a data-driven approach. In [13], a study focused on feature selection explores the performance achieved by different subset through features extracted from commonly signal processing techniques.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%