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Learned Control Variates for Rare Grid-Outage Estimation at Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
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Public charging of electric vehicles (EVs) adds a large and synchronized load to the distribution feeders. In most networks, it is rare to overload a feeder at the same time. When it does happen, the consequences can be severe: an overloaded feeder stresses its transformers and can trigger cascading
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