Machine Learning for Optimal Power Flows

Optimal power flow is a cornerstone of electrical power system operations: it is solved repeatedly every five minutes in the real-time market. It is also a critical building block for the market-clearing and reliability optimizations that decide lookahead, reliability, and day-ahead commitments. With increasing uncertainty coming from renewable generation, distributed energy resources, and extreme weather events, the optimal operating point of the electrical power system may rapidly change during real-time operations. Similarly, reliability and risk assessments are increasingly demanding computationally due to the same increase in uncertainty. This tutorial examines the role of machine learning to address these challenges. The availability of massive historical and synthesized data, and the repeated need to solve related problems makes machine learning a promising technology to approach these challenges. However, power system operations also raise fundamental challenges for machine learning which must capture the nonlinear nonconvex physical and engineering constraints of this complex and large-scale infrastructure. The tutorial reviews recent progress in this direction and examines two types of approaches: end-to-end learning and learning to optimize. The goal of end-to-end learning is to provide optimization proxies that approximate, with high fidelity, the optimal solutions of optimal power flow problems. In contrast, the goal of the learning-to-optimize approach is to accelerate existing optimization algorithms for solving optimal power flow problems.
Author: Pascal Van Hentenryck

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This is one of the most interesting tutorials in the Energy Optimization domain that I have come across. So, Thank You! Really. I'm working on my Master's thesis in the same, and wanted to check if I could access any sample database and the sample code that this tutorial was based on? Any help would be great.

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I am very interested in your research. Can you give me the matlab code "Machine Learning for AC Optimal Power Flow"

[@ArmanAli-ww7ml]

anyone have a code for OPF using deep learning