A Cascading Failure Prediction Method in Power System Based on Multi-Agent and Hybrid Genetic Algorithm

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To effectively predict cascading failure in power system, a cascading failure prediction method in power system based on multi-agent and hybrid genetic algorithm is constructed. A cascading failure prediction procedure in power system was established by multi-agent and hybrid genetic algorithm to investigate the emergent behaviors of cascading failures and to further study the prediction and defense of cascading failures. Finally, the cascading failure prediction simulation system of power system based on this method was demonstrated and validated by Flexsim software. The result showed that the proposed method was available, and can provided guidance for avoiding and predict cascading failure in power system, and support for stable performance in power system.

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