Enhancing Power Quality in Smart Grids Through Machine Learning Techniques

The purpose of this exploration study is to probe the operation of machine literacy ways to ameliorate the quality of power within smart grids. In light of the growing objectification of renewable energy sources and distributed generation into contemporary power networks, it's of the utmost significance to ensure that power distribution is of a high quality. The purpose of this design is to probe how machine literacy algorithms can assay enormous quantities of data from smart grid detectors to identify and palliate power quality enterprises. The study makes use of advanced analytics. When it comes to soothsaying and managing voltage oscillations, harmonics, and other power quality issues, several different machine learning algorithms, including retrogression, bracket, and anomaly discovery, are being delved to determine how effective they are. This study sheds light on the eventuality of machine literacy to optimize power quality operation strategies in smart grids, the ultimate thing of which is to ameliorate grid trustability, stability, and effectiveness. This is fulfilled through a conflation of literature and case studies