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7 results for VoLTE

Optimal Volt/VAR control rules are designed using deep neural networks.

problem Designing optimal Volt/VAR control rules for distributed energy resources (DERs).
method Formulate optimal rule design as a bilevel program, then reformulate it as training a deep neural network (DNN). Use proximal gradient descent (PGD) iterations to emulate Volt/VAR dynamics.
result The proposed solution can be adapted to single/multi-phase feeders and achieves enhanced steady-state voltage profiles.

Paper proposes RL algorithms for optimizing cellular network performance.

problem Improving cellular network performance against wireless impairments.
method Formulated as a reinforcement learning problem and developed two algorithms: PC and SON.
result RL algorithms outperform industry standards in simulated environments.

VolTS uses stats & ML to forecast stock market trends based on volatility.

problem Capturing profitable trading opportunities from market dynamics.
method Combines statistical analysis with machine learning; k-means++ clustering, Granger causality test.
result Effective at identifying profitable trading opportunities through volatility clusters and Granger causality.

New models improve stock and wind speed forecasting.

problem Lack of posterior distribution in stochastic volatility models.
method Re-cast stochastic volatility models as hierarchical Gaussian processes with specialized covariance functions.
result Volt and Magpie models significantly outperform baselines in forecasting.

The paper proposes a data-driven method for optimal power flow and voltage regulation in distribution grids.

problem Optimal power flow and voltage regulation in decentralized power grids.
method The approach uses a network model, historic data, and regression to find functions approximating optimal reactive power injections for inverters.
result The method achieves near-optimal results in voltage- and capacity-constrained loss minimization and voltage flattening.