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An online power system transient stability assessment method based on graph neural network and central moment discrepancy

Liu et al., 2023

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7433155808101755675
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Liu Z
Ding Z
Huang X
Zhang P
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Frontiers in Energy Research

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The increasing penetration of renewable energy introduces more uncertainties and creates more fluctuations in power systems. Conventional offline time-domain simulation-based stability assessment methods may no longer be able to face changing operating conditions …
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