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Evaluating Large Language Models for Forced Outage Risk Prediction: Benefits and Comparison to Machine Learning
This study examines the ability of large language models (LLMs) to predict the risk of weather-related forced outages in the distribution grid in a zero-shot framework, without labeled training data. The problem is formulated as a binary severity classification task across three forecast horizons (3
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