Abstract

Features extracted from non-stationary and transitory power quality disturbances using wavelet transform modulus maxima can serve as powerful discriminating features for wavelet-based classification of these disturbances. Using these features, a comprehensive 'knowledge-based' algorithm is proposed for the training of the radial basis function network classifier, so that at its convergence the network gives both the optimal feature weight vector as well as the cluster centres and scaling widths.

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