Electrical Engineering  2019, Vol. 20 Issue (10): 25-28    DOI:
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The application of multiclass support vector machine in power transformer fault diagnosis
Sun Zhipeng1, Cui Qing2, Zhang Zhilei2, Wang Tao2, Zhang Tianwei3
1. College of Electrical Engineering, Northeast Electric Power University, Jilin, Jilin 132012;
2. Hebei Electric Power Company Shijiazhuang Power Supply Company, Shijiazhuang 050051;
3. Beijing Runwei Tianhua Power Technology Co., Ltd, Beijing 102211

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Abstract  The support vector machine is a new general learning method based on statistical learning theory, which better solves the learning problems of small samples, high dimensionality and nonlinearity. The performance of SVM in classification depends largely on the selection of kernel functions and kernel parameters. At present, the commonly used parameter optimization methods are grid search method, genetic algorithm and particle swarm optimization algorithm. The concentration of the five characteristic gases dissolved in transformer oil are the inputs of support vector machine, the five states of the transformer are the outputs. In the built model the radial based kernel is selected, the optimized parameters are obtained by grid search. The experiment shows that the model enables to detect transformer faults with a higher diagnosis rate under condition of small samples. The diagnosis rate for fault samples gets 83.3%, which proves its effectiveness and practicality.
Key wordspower transformer      fault diagnosis      support vector machine      multi-classification     
Received: 05 March 2019      Published: 29 September 2019
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Sun Zhipeng,Cui Qing,Zhang Zhilei等. The application of multiclass support vector machine in power transformer fault diagnosis[J]. Electrical Engineering, 2019, 20(10): 25-28.
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