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Power grid communication is critical within the power system, directly impacting its stability and operation. To enhance anomaly detection accuracy in power grid communication networks, this paper introduces a dual-mode neural network anomaly detection algorithm. It involves real-time data collection through a dual-mode communication system, preprocessing via wavelet transformation, training and prediction using two deep convolutional neural network sub-models, and combining results via a soft voting method. Comparative experiments across seven datasets demonstrate the method's superiority in accuracy, false positives, and missed detections over traditional approaches, making it more suitable for real-world anomaly detection scenarios.
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