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Electrical power outages can have negative impacts and can lead to fatal outputs that can lead to blackouts. Increased understanding and prediction of these disturbances can help to avoid the occurrence of significant disturbances and decrease the after-effects too. Previous works have focused to predict the type of electricity disturbance and their occurrences. This paper aims to develop a system that predicts the duration of power outages using machine learning and deep learning techniques. The proposed system uses preprocessing and feature selection with classification using KNN, decision tree, random forest classifiers, SVM and neural network on an open-source dataset containing electrical disturbances. The results indicate that neural networks can better predict the electrical power outage duration ranges than classic machine learning techniques.
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Doshi, R., Saini, R.D., Kansal, S. (2022). Time Duration Prediction of Electrical Power Outages. In: Khosla, A., Aggarwal, M. (eds) Smart Structures in Energy Infrastructure. Studies in Infrastructure and Control. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-4744-4_4
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