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Learning-Based Power Flow Estimation with Sparse PMU Deployment in Power Systems
Accurate monitoring of power flow is fundamental to the secure and reliable operation of modern power systems. Existing data-driven power flow estimation methods typically assume that synchronized measurements are available at every bus, requiring extensive deployment of phasor measurement units (PM
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