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IMPROVING CYBER RESILIENCE OF SHIPBOARD POWER SYSTEMS USING MACHINE LEARNING
Naval vessels are increasingly implementing their own shipboard microgrids to reduce fuel consumption and to meet growing technological requirements. This improved technology comes with benefits but also creates unique risks, including exposure to cyber intrusions. To prevent exploitation of these n
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