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DeepOPF-U: A Unified Deep Neural Network to Solve AC Optimal Power Flow in Multiple Networks

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arxiv 2309.12849 v1 pith:34QDMD7J submitted 2023-09-22 cs.LG cs.SYeess.SY

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The traditional machine learning models to solve optimal power flow (OPF) are mostly trained for a given power network and lack generalizability to today's power networks with varying topologies and growing plug-and-play distributed energy resources (DERs). In this paper, we propose DeepOPF-U, which uses one unified deep neural network (DNN) to solve alternating-current (AC) OPF problems in different power networks, including a set of power networks that is successively expanding. Specifically, we design elastic input and output layers for the vectors of given loads and OPF solutions with varying lengths in different networks. The proposed method, using a single unified DNN, can deal with different and growing numbers of buses, lines, loads, and DERs. Simulations of IEEE 57/118/300-bus test systems and a network growing from 73 to 118 buses verify the improved performance of DeepOPF-U compared to existing DNN-based solution methods.

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  1. Revisiting Deep AC-OPF

    eess.SY 2025-08 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

    Simple linear baselines match or beat a leading neural surrogate for AC-OPF voltage prediction, while the introduced transformer improves over the neural approach but not over linear regression.

  2. Learning to Optimize by Differentiable Programming

    cs.MS 2026-01 unverdicted novelty 2.0 of 10

    A tutorial survey of differentiable-programming-based first-order optimization, with dual-based PyTorch case studies and no new results.

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