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An Algorithm for Fast Fault Location and Classification Based on Mathematical Morphology and Machine Learning

Felipe Wilches‐Bernal, Miguel Jimenez Aparicio, Matthew J. Reno

202221 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

This paper presents a novel approach for fault location and classification based on combining mathematical morphology (MM) with Random Forests (RF). The MM stage of the method is used to pre-process voltage and current data. Signal vector norms on the output signals of the MM stage are then used as the input features for a RF machine learning classifier and regressor. The data used as input for the proposed approach comprises only a window of 50 µs before and after the fault is detected. The proposed method is tested with noisy data from a small simulated system. These results show 100% accuracy for the classification task and prediction errors with an average of ∼13 m in the fault location task.

Topics & Concepts

Computer scienceRandom forestArtificial intelligenceAlgorithmSupport vector machineFault (geology)Classifier (UML)Pattern recognition (psychology)Mathematical morphologyStatistical classificationFault detection and isolationProcess (computing)Task (project management)Machine learningEngineeringImage processingGeologyOperating systemImage (mathematics)SeismologySystems engineeringActuatorPower Systems Fault DetectionNon-Destructive Testing TechniquesPower System Reliability and Maintenance