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Mitigating cascading failure in power grids with deep reinforcement learning-based remedial actions
Journal article
Reliability Engineering and System Safety,2024, volume: 250
Authors:
Zhang, Xi
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Wang, Qin
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Bi, Xiaowen
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Li, Donghong
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Liu, Dong
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Submit date:2025/01/14
Cascading failure
Deep reinforcement learning
Mitigation
Power grid
Proximal policy optimization
Remedial action
Dynamic User-Scheduling and Power Allocation for SWIPT Aided Federated Learning: A Deep Learning Approach
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IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing,2023, volume: 22, issue: 12, pages: 6956-6969
Authors:
Li, Yang
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Wu, Yuan
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Song, Yuxiao
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Qian, Liping
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Jia, Weijia
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Submit date:2024/01/22
and proximal policy optimization
deep reinforcement learning
dynamic user-scheduling
Federated learning
stochastic shortest path
SWIPT