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Reinforcement Learning for Electricity Network Operation

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arxiv 2003.07339 v1 pith:KUGUFOFX submitted 2020-03-16 eess.SP cs.LGstat.ML

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This paper presents the background material required for the Learning to Run Power Networks Challenge. The challenge is focused on using Reinforcement Learning to train an agent to manage the real-time operations of a power grid, balancing power flows and making interventions to maintain stability. We present an introduction to power systems targeted at the machine learning community and an introduction to reinforcement learning targeted at the power systems community. This is to enable and encourage broader participation in the challenge and collaboration between these two communities.

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    A two-layer distributed RL system with one GNN-observing agent per power line and a learned manager keeps the Grid2Op case14 grid alive far longer than the do-nothing baseline.

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