2012 IEEE Fifth Power India Conference 2012
DOI: 10.1109/poweri.2012.6479495
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Effect of bad measurements on state estimation in power system

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“…The above measurements are not noise free. The errors may be measurements noises, wrong information of the circuit and bad data [10, 14]. The vector m gives the set of measurements and it is given in the following equation:m = f )(bold-italicx + r where m represents the measurement and x represents the state vector containing the true state, respectively, f ( x ) is a non‐linear vector which relates the measurements to the states and r represents the error in the measurement.…”
Section: Weighted Least Squares Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The above measurements are not noise free. The errors may be measurements noises, wrong information of the circuit and bad data [10, 14]. The vector m gives the set of measurements and it is given in the following equation:m = f )(bold-italicx + r where m represents the measurement and x represents the state vector containing the true state, respectively, f ( x ) is a non‐linear vector which relates the measurements to the states and r represents the error in the measurement.…”
Section: Weighted Least Squares Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%