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    Power Quality Event Classification Using Transfer Learning on Images
    (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2019) Manikonda, S.K.G.; Santhosh, J.; Sreckala, S.P.K.; Gangwani, S.; Gaonkar, D.N.
    Given the ever-increasing complexity of the electrical grid system, power quality events have been surging in frequency with each passing day. Due to their potential to cause massive losses for a wide variety of customers, it is crucial that such events are detected and classified immediately for appropriate response. in this paper, a novel approach has been developed wherein Transfer Learning techniques have been employed to classify power quality events using image classification. More specifically, the VGG16 model has been utilized to classify five distinct power quality issues by using scalograms as input images. 489 scalograms were generated via feature extraction using wavelet transforms. The VGG16 model has then been trained and tested using the same. Thereafter, the model performance has been evaluated, and the results have been discussed. © 2019 IEEE.
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    Power Quality Event Classification Using Long Short-Term Memory Networks
    (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2019) Manikonda, S.K.G.; Santhosh, J.; Sreckala, S.P.K.; Gangwani, S.; Gaonkar, D.N.
    Due to the increased frequency of power quality events and complexity of modern electric grids, there is a growing need to classify such events. In this paper, a novel approach to the above problem has been explored, wherein Long Short-Term Memory networks have been employed to fulfil the power quality event classification task. Given the sheer size of the input dataset, feature extraction was carried out by deriving important statistical features from the data. The Long Short-Term Memory model used was then trained and tested on these extracted features. Following this, the model performance has been evaluated, wherein the model was shown to perform remarkably well. © 2019 IEEE.