MATPOWER: Steady-State Operations, Planning, and Analysis Tools for Power Systems Research and Education
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...ranging from a minimum injection equal to the negative of the largest possible load to a maximum injection of zero [29]....
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...The method has been implemented in MATLAB incorporating some features of MATPOWER suite [29], [30] and MATLAB toolbox for NSGA-II [24], [25] on a laptop with core i7, a 1....
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...generators, if the negative cost corresponds to a benefit for consumption, minimizing the cost of generation is equivalent to maximizing SW [29], [30]....
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...Pg is the active power generated by WTs, Pd is the active power of DLs, λ and μ are Lagrangian multipliers, and Newton’s method is used to solve the Karush–Kuhn–Tucker conditions [29], [30]....
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...are computed based on DC power flow [17]....
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...all PTDFs are calculated by using MATPOWER [17], a Matlab-based tool for solving power flow analysis problems....
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...In this paper, all PTDFs are calculated by using MATPOWER [17], a Matlab-based tool for solving power flow analysis problems....
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...For cost parameters, we assume C3 is 10 times C2, where C1 and C2 are defined in [25]....
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...The theoretical results are evaluated on a modified uncongested IEEE 9-bus system [25]....
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...The default solver is based on a standard Newton’s method [7] using a polar form and a full Jacobian updated at each iteration....
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...This at least partially explains the lack of a graphical user interface used by some related tools such as PSAT [5]....
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...A nice summary of their features is presented in [5]....
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