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    The document discusses a method for classifying disturbances in power systems. It presents classification accuracy results at different nodes in a pattern classification tree structure, with the root node classifying 8 disturbances into 2 child nodes and the leaf nodes corresponding to individual disturbance classes. Tables I and II show the classification accuracy for different nodes and disturbances. Table III compares the overall classification accuracy of the proposed method to other previous methods, demonstrating it achieves better performance than alternative approaches like short-time Fourier transform-based classifiers.

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    The document discusses a method for classifying disturbances in power systems. It presents classification accuracy results at different nodes in a pattern classification tree structure, with the root node classifying 8 disturbances into 2 child nodes and the leaf nodes corresponding to individual disturbance classes. Tables I and II show the classification accuracy for different nodes and disturbances. Table III compares the overall classification accuracy of the proposed method to other previous methods, demonstrating it achieves better performance than alternative approaches like short-time Fourier transform-based classifiers.

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    Fig. 18. Pattern Classification Plot at Node 5. Fig. 21. Performance Plot at Node 6

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    The document discusses a method for classifying disturbances in power systems. It presents classification accuracy results at different nodes in a pattern classification tree structure, with the root node classifying 8 disturbances into 2 child nodes and the leaf nodes corresponding to individual disturbance classes. Tables I and II show the classification accuracy for different nodes and disturbances. Table III compares the overall classification accuracy of the proposed method to other previous methods, demonstrating it achieves better performance than alternative approaches like short-time Fourier transform-based classifiers.

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    528 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS, VOL. 61, NO.

    1, JANUARY 2014

    Fig. 21. Performance plot at node 6.


    Fig. 18. Pattern classification plot at node 5.
    TABLE I
    P ROPERTY N ODE W ISE C LASSIFICATION ACCURACY

    TABLE II
    D ISTURBANCE W ISE C LASSIFICATION ACCURACY

    Fig. 19. Performance plot at node 5.

    TABLE III
    C OMPARISON W ITH OTHER M ETHODS

    decomposition, the leaf nodes correspond to individual distur-


    bance classes. The proposed classifier is compared with an ST-
    Fig. 20. Pattern classification plot at node 6. based approach. The features extracted from the ST are the
    entropy and standard deviation of the ST result. The details
    of all the nodes and disturbances are presented in Tables I of the feature extraction can be found in [15]. The overall
    and II, respectively. At the root node, the entire data set with classification accuracy of the proposed method is compared
    eight disturbances is subjected for classification into two child with that of some previous methods, and they are summarized
    nodes with four disturbances in each. After the three levels of in Table III.

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