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A Multi-Stage Linear Programming Framework for Three-Phase State Estimation in Low-Voltage Distribution Grids
Low-voltage (LV) distribution feeders are increasingly difficult to monitor because real-time load data are unavailable, historical measurements are sparsely sampled, and high-rate voltage sensors cover only a few nodes. This paper proposes a multi-stage linear programming (MSLP) estimator for three
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