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アクティブ・ディストリビューション・ネットワークのVolt-Var制御エージェントに対するサイバー攻撃のためのDRLベースの敵:いつ,どのように

Xuekuan Chen, Yujian Ye, Xiang-Peng Xie

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    活発な配電ネットワーク (ADN) でのボルト・バー制御 (VVC) のためのディープ・アンフォースメント・ラーニング (DRL) を標的としたサイバー攻撃は,電圧違反を引き起こす可能性があります. この研究は,検出メカニズムを回避して,タイミングとステルス攻撃を開始する新しいDRL敵を紹介しています.

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