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This chapter presents an Attribute Grammar capable of modelling power system signals. Primitive pattern selection, linguistic representation, and pattern grammar formulation are the sub problems of tackled. The recognition of power system waveforms and to the measurement of its parameters is proven to easily be handled using syntactic pattern recognition techniques. Attribute grammars are used as the model for the pattern grammar because of their descriptive power, which is due to their ability to handle syntactic as well as semantic information. In order the functionality of the proposed system to be tested, a software implementation has been developed using waveforms and data provided by the Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO) in Greece. The proposed methodology will be applied to the implementation of an efficient protective relay that would efficiently prevent safety problems and economic losses caused by faults presented in power systems.
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Pavlatos, C., Vita, V. (2016). Linguistic Representation of Power System Signals. In: Karampelas, P., Ekonomou, L. (eds) Electricity Distribution. Energy Systems. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-49434-9_12
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