Area of research
Electrical and Electronic Engineering · Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality
Research interest
Research focused on Electric power system and Stability (learning theory), with related work in Probabilistic logic, Decision tree, Photovoltaic system. Notable publications include 'Construction of decision tree based on C4.5 algorithm for online voltage stability assessment', 'A photovoltaic power output dataset: Multi-source photovoltaic power output dataset with Python toolkit', and 'Performance evaluation of an alkaline fuel cell/thermoelectric generator hybrid system'.
Graph Attention Network Based Deep Reinforcement Learning for Voltage/var Control of Topologically Variable Power System
An online power system transient stability assessment method based on graph neural network and central moment discrepancy
Two-Stage Optimization Scheduling of Virtual Power Plants Considering a User-Virtual Power Plant-Equipment Alliance Game
A Novel Source-Grid-Load-Storage Integrated Cooperative System
An AGC Dynamic Optimization Method Based on Proximal Policy Optimization
A photovoltaic power output dataset: Multi-source photovoltaic power output dataset with Python toolkit
Multi-Objective Reactive Power Optimization Based on Improved Particle Swarm Optimization With ε-<i>Greedy</i> Strategy and Pareto Archive Algorithm
Construction of decision tree based on C4.5 algorithm for online voltage stability assessment
Probabilistic load flow method considering large-scale wind power integration
Ultra-Short Term Wind Power Forecasting Based on LSTM Neural Network
Parallel Restoration Method for AC-DC Hybrid Power Systems Based on Graph Theory
Real-Time Assessment of Fault-Induced Delayed Voltage Recovery: A Probabilistic Self-Adaptive Data-Driven Method
A Novel Sectionalizing Method for Power System Parallel Restoration Based on Minimum Spanning Tree
A Novel Probabilistic Optimal Power Flow Method to Handle Large Fluctuations of Stochastic Variables
Performance evaluation of an alkaline fuel cell/thermoelectric generator hybrid system
Using IS to Assess an Electric Power System's Real-Time Stability