Bad Data Identification Methods In Power System State Estimation-A Comparative Study

The identification techniques available today are first classified into three broad classes. Their behaviour with respect to selected criteria are then explored and assessed. Further, a series of simulations are carried out with various types of bad data. Investigating the way these identification techniques behave allows completing and validating the theoretical comparisons and conclusions.

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