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Defective distribution grid structure classification based on deep feature extraction

Sep 2026 · Electrical Engineering · Vol 108 · 0 citations · 41 references

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An automated inspection framework based on deep feature extraction and machine learning classification to assess insulator and grid component conditions that offers a scalable and accurate inspection tool that can reduce field inspection costs, support utility maintenance planning and enhance grid reliability.

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