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IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON POWER DELIVERY
Volume 21, Issue 2, Pages 634-639Publisher
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/TPWRD.2005.858774
Keywords
Bayesian networks; fault diagnosis; Noisy-And node; Noisy-Or node; parameter revision
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In this paper, three element-oriented models based on simplified Bayesian networks with Noisy-Or and Noisy-And nodes are proposed to estimate the faulty section of a transmission power system. The three models are used to test if any transmission line, transformer, or busbar within a blackout area is faulty. They can deal with uncertain or incomplete data and knowledge relating to power system diagnosis, so they are flexible. The structures and initial parameters of the Bayesian networks depend on the prior knowledge of the domain experts. The parameters can be revised by using an error back propagation algorithm similar to the back-propagation algorithm for artificial neural networks. The fault diagnosis models do not vary with the change of the network structure, so they can be applied to any transmission power system. Furthermore, they have clear semantics, rapid reasoning, powerful error tolerance ability, and no convergence problem during the diagnosing procedure. Experimental tests show that the approach is feasible and efficient, so the prototype program based on the approach is promising to be used in a large transmission power system for online fault diagnosis.
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