Improved BP Neural Network in Diagnosis of Nonlinear Fault

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According to the nonlinear characteristics of transformer fault symptoms and fault types, the application of BP neural network to the problem of transformer fault diagnosis is presented. With a characteristic of the gas content ratio as the input, fault diagnosis model is established by using MATLAB software to achieve improved Newton method. And the simulation experiments show the effectiveness of the model of fault diagnosis.

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