Coded Quickest Classification for Power Quality Events in Smart Grids
碩士 === 國立臺灣科技大學 === 電子工程系 === 105 === The goal of smart grid is to develop a more reliable, secure, and environmentally friendly power grid. Unfortunately, power quality (PQ) events are much easier to happen due to unstable renewable energy sources in smart grids. We thus focus on the quickest chang...
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ndltd-TW-105NTUS54281442019-05-15T23:46:35Z http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/m3s5k6 Coded Quickest Classification for Power Quality Events in Smart Grids 透過編碼在智慧電網中對電力品質事件做快速分類 Chien-Chi Liu 劉建志 碩士 國立臺灣科技大學 電子工程系 105 The goal of smart grid is to develop a more reliable, secure, and environmentally friendly power grid. Unfortunately, power quality (PQ) events are much easier to happen due to unstable renewable energy sources in smart grids. We thus focus on the quickest change detection of multiple PQ events, which aims to minimize the detection delays and error probabilities of classifying more than two hypotheses. A group of smart meters in grid is used, where each meter transmits its local decision to a fusion center for making final decisions. For energy saving, the bandwidth between each meter and the fusion center is limited to be one bit. Moreover, some meters may be faulty and misleading the finial decision. To combat these faulty meters under limited bandwidth, a code-based framework for quickest detection is proposed. Our contribution is two-fold. First, new local decision rule based on stochastic ordering theory is proposed, which has lower complexity compared with existing matrix Cumulative Sums (CUSUM) and completing performance. Second, new fusion method based on codebook switching and minimum distance rule is developed, which can significantly lower the error probabilities compared with existing methods.fold.First,new local decision rule based on stochastic ordering theory is proposed, which has lower complexity compared with exist- ing matrix Cumulative Sums(CUSUM)and completing performance.Second, new fusion method based on codebook switching and minimum distance rule is developed, which can signicantly lower the error probabilities compared with existing methods. Shih-Chun Lin 林士駿 2017 學位論文 ; thesis 47 en_US |
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碩士 === 國立臺灣科技大學 === 電子工程系 === 105 === The goal of smart grid is to develop a more reliable,
secure, and environmentally friendly power grid. Unfortunately,
power quality (PQ) events are much easier to happen due to
unstable renewable energy sources in smart grids. We thus focus
on the quickest change detection of multiple PQ events, which
aims to minimize the detection delays and error probabilities of
classifying more than two hypotheses. A group of smart meters
in grid is used, where each meter transmits its local decision to
a fusion center for making final decisions. For energy saving, the
bandwidth between each meter and the fusion center is limited to
be one bit. Moreover, some meters may be faulty and misleading
the finial decision. To combat these faulty meters under limited
bandwidth, a code-based framework for quickest detection is
proposed. Our contribution is two-fold. First, new local decision
rule based on stochastic ordering theory is proposed, which
has lower complexity compared with existing matrix Cumulative
Sums (CUSUM) and completing performance. Second, new fusion
method based on codebook switching and minimum distance rule
is developed, which can significantly lower the error probabilities
compared with existing methods.fold.First,new local decision rule based on stochastic ordering theory is proposed, which has lower complexity compared with exist-
ing matrix Cumulative Sums(CUSUM)and completing performance.Second, new fusion method based on codebook switching and minimum distance rule is developed, which can signicantly lower the error probabilities compared with
existing methods.
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