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Approximations of power system dynamic load characteristics by artificial neural networks
The static and dynamic characteristics of power system loads are critical to obtaining quality operating point predictions or stability calculations. The composite behavior of components at load buses are usually too complicated to be expressed in a simple form. Based on the approximation capability of artificial neural networks the authors explore the possibility of using neural networks to emulate load behaviours. The results verify the potential of load representation by neural networks.<>