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A load identification approach for residential intelligent meters using a random forest (RF)algorithm is employed to guarantee the secure and cost-effective functioning of the electricity grid. In this study,the load data from a smart meter in a home was pre-processed to remove any gaps, noise, or inconsistencies beforemaking any predictions by using the random forest method. The power quality (PQ) features, current features, andVoltage-Current (V-I features), as well as the forecast findings and mathematical tools were used to recognise theload. Using these tools, the household intelligent meters utilising the random forest algorithm, features, harmoniccharacteristics, and instantaneous characteristics were extracted to form the load characteristics, and the objectivefunction of load identification was generated based on a set of features. The findings of this comparative studydemonstrate that employing this technique can reduce identification errors and boost productivity by a full twoseconds. The proposed approach, based on a random forest technique, improved home power savings rate by99.2% and the load management efficiency by 98.6%.
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