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symbolic dynamic models for highly varying power system loads

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CHAPTER 3<br />

SYNTHETIC TESTS AND RESULTS<br />

3.1 Introduction<br />

To check the accuracy of the proposed Symbolic Dynamic load model, various<br />

synthetic tests were per<strong>for</strong>med and on the basis of the results of these tests the model was<br />

modified and some important conclusions were made. It may be better to check a<br />

proposed model or hypothesis by implementing it on a synthetic set of input data. The<br />

advantage of doing so is that the result obtained can be compared with the expected result<br />

and the model can be modified in the first stage itself be<strong>for</strong>e implementing the actual test<br />

conditions.<br />

Appendix A contains the Matlab code <strong>for</strong> all synthetic tests.<br />

3.2 Nomenclature<br />

Synthetic tests discussed in this chapter can be divided into five broad categories,<br />

depending on the different <strong>models</strong> / hypothesis to be checked:<br />

A. Selection of the most suitable index <strong>for</strong> comparing two signals.<br />

B. Justification of the selected index.<br />

C. Forecasting a signal using Model 1 (single symbol checking).<br />

D. Forecasting a signal using Model 2 (multiple symbol checking) with<br />

Case1 (load modeling application).<br />

E. Forecasting a signal using Model 2 (multiple symbol checking) with Case<br />

2 (<strong>power</strong> conditioning application).

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