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Abstract
In recent years, how to build a reliable, high-efficient, high-tech and environmental-friendly distribution network infrastructure and service system, especially to accurately assess the reliability impact of various technical measures and establish optimal investment decision model for the future distribution network planning, has great theoretical and practical significance. However, the traditional analysis of investment decision model of distribution network is based on complex power flow calculation, which is not suitable for current construction of large and smart distribution network with multi-agent interaction under electrical market environment. Therefore, in this paper, based on the sample data, the correlation mining methods of the reconstruction measures and loss load index, such as neural network method, are applied to analyse the relationship between different types of reconstruction measures and loss load index. Based on the correlation mining methods, the relationship between the reconstruction measures and loss load index can be obtained and the value of loss load can be fast predicted. Through the comparison the relationship between reconstruction measures and loss load index, the optimal reconstruction measures can be chosen, and the data relationship based accurate investment decision model can be built. Experimental result shows the accuracy and effectiveness of the presented methodology.
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1 State Grid Xiamen electric power supply company, Xiamen, 361000, China
2 State Grid Fujian Electric Power Research Institute, Fuzhou, 350007, China
3 Sichuan University, Chengdu 610065 China