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Uncovering critical determinants of fault severity in smart power networks by integrating automatic algorithms

Jul 2026 · Electrical Engineering · Vol 108 · 0 citations · 47 references

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This study introduces a shift from traditional classification toward regression‑based prediction of fault severity through a novel integration of Support Vector Regression and Histogram‑Based Gradient Boosting, forming a scalable tool for continuous fault monitoring and strengthens grid resilience by enabling proactive maintenance strategies.

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