This method improves detection accuracy and efficiency for mixed bad data in power systems, suggesting better data quality control.
This paper proposes a fast detection method for mixed bad data in power systems based on long short-term memory networks to address the problems of low detection accuracy and poor detection efficiency. This method utilizes the powerful processing capability and memory characteristics of LSTM networks for time series data, effectively addressing issues such as data loss, data corruption, synchronization anomalies, and noise impact in complex environments of power systems. By constructing a dual-layer LSTM network architecture, mixed bad data in the power system can be filtered out. By further standardizing the processing and improving the specific detection process, the rapid and effective detection of mixed bad data in the power system has been achieved. Simulation and actual data verification show that this method can significantly improve the data quality of the power system, enhance the accuracy and efficiency of detecting mixed bad data in the power system, and provide solid data support for the safe and stable operation of the power system.
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