Real Power Loss Reduction by Extreme Learning Machine Based Leontodon Algorithm

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In this paper Extreme Learning Machine based Leontodon Algorithm (ELMLA) has been applied for solving the Real Power loss reduction problem. Key objectives of this paper are Real power loss reduction, Voltage stability enhancement and voltage deviation minimization. Leontodon Algorithm (LA) technique is an innovative swarm based optimization algorithm. In evolutionary procedure of LA, the eminence of the seeds engendered by Leontodon is rutted, and the outstanding seeds will be reserved and appraised, whereas the deprived seeds are rejected. In order to define whether a seed is tremendous or not, an enhancement of Leontodon algorithm with extreme learning machine (ELMLA) is projected in this paper. Based on fitness values the Leontodon population is segregated into outstanding and deprived Leontodons. Subsequently outstanding and deprived Leontodons are apportioned corresponding labels as +1 if outstanding or − 1 if deprived), and it has been considered as a training set, which built on extreme learning machine. Lastly, the design is applied to categorize the Leontodon seeds as excellent or deprived. Only outstanding Leontodon seeds are selected to take part in evolution procedure. Legitimacy of the Extreme Learning Machine based Leontodon Algorithm (ELMLA) is substantiated in IEEE 30 bus system (with and devoid of L-index). Actual Real Power loss reduction is reached. Proportion of actual Real Power loss reduction is augmented.

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Kanagasabai, L. (2021). Real Power Loss Reduction by Extreme Learning Machine Based Leontodon Algorithm. Technology and Economics of Smart Grids and Sustainable Energy, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40866-021-00110-1

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