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International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research  
International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research

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ISSN 2277-8616



Fault Detection And Identification Using Levenberg Machine Learning Algorithm

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AUTHOR(S)

Dr. T. Anil Kumar, T. Dinesh

 

KEYWORDS

PCA, Fault analysis, Fault Detection, Fault Identification, Error Statistic, Load Analysis, Levenberg Algorithm

 

ABSTRACT

In power system there is a vital importance for transmission lines for transport of bulk power. This paper presents an popularly Levenberg Machine Learning (LML) algorithm proposed to detect and identify faults. The performance of Levenberg Algorithm in detection and identification of various types of faults compared to principal component analysis. The effectiveness of proposed algorithm tested on simulated two area power system using Matlab Simulink.

 

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