Transient Stability Evaluation Method for Power Systems with Deep Residual Network Considering Class Imbalance of Samples
System measurement data may be affected by noise problems and the class imbalance distribution of samples,resulting in the performance degradation of a data-driven transient stability evaluation model.Therefore,the paper proposes a transient stability evaluation method for the power system with deep residual network focusing on the class imbalance of the samples.Firstly,the improved oversampling technique is used to construct new samples for the minority class samples filtering out noise,improving the class imbalance problem and reducing the influence of the noise.Then the transient stability evaluation model for the power system is built based on the deep residual network to solve the performance degradation caused by the disappearance of gradient,and improve the robustness and accuracy of the model.Finally,the simulation results on the New England 10-machine 39-bus system and 47-machine 140-bus system show that the proposed method can reduce the noise interference,mitigate the impact of unbalanced data sets,and simplify computation complexity.
transient stability evaluationnoise problemclass imbalance distribution of sampleimproved synthetic minority oversampling techniquedeep residual network