DEEP REINFORCEMENT LEARNING BASED DYNAMIC DISTRIBUTION NETWORK RECONFIGURATION

Authors

  • Milan Petković Autor
  • Predrag Vidović Autor

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24867/11BE19Petkovic

Keywords:

dynamic network reconfiguration, reinforcement learning

Abstract

This paper proposes DDNR based on Reinforcement Learning algorithm. It is multi-objective approach which minimizes cost of energy losses and switching manipulations. The amount of information needed for the algorithm execution is decreased, since the topology information and the information about the power flows in the network are compressed in the single set of variables. This reduces the amount of telemetered measurements needed for the potential real-world execution of the algorithm and it is also convenient from the algorithm training perspective, since the required size of the neural network is reduced.

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Published

2020-12-26

Issue

Section

Electrotechnical and Computer Engineering