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Tiejun Pan1, Leina Zheng2, Ying Xu3
1School of Information Engineering, College of Science & Technology Ningbo University, No. 521 Wenwei Rd. Baisha Road St., Cixi, Zhejiang Province, 325060, China.
Abstract:
Power networks are highly vulnerable to disruptions caused by natural and man-made disasters, necessitating prompt restoration of damaged power supply. This research addresses the challenge of efficiently restoring large-scale power networks, which often involve numerous unknown or uninspected faulty nodes. Leveraging advancements in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) technology, this study facilitates the inspection of these nodes and subsequent manual maintenance. However, coordinating maintenance teams and UAVs is complex due to the intricate network structure and scheduling correlations. We propose a learning-driven (LD) algorithm to enhance human-UAV collaboration for effective power network restoration. The algorithm includes an initialization method to generate promising initial solutions, followed by the use of search operators as basic action elements and a learning engine to guide search directions based on state assessments. Comprehensive experiments validate the algorithm's effectiveness in improving the restoration process.
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