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Electricity theft detection using big data and genetic algorithm in electric power systems

机译：Electricity theft detection using big data and genetic algorithm in electric power systems

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Non-technical losses (NTLs) are one of the major causes of revenue losses for electric utilities. In the literature, various machine learning (ML)/deep learning (DL) approaches are employed to detect NTLs. The existing studies are mostly concerned with tuning the hyperparameters of ML/DL methods for efficient detection of NTL, i.e., electricity theft detection. Some of them focus on the selection of prominent features from data to improve the performance of electricity theft detection. However, the curse of dimensionality affects the generalization ability of ML/DL classifiers and leads to computational, storage, and overfitting problems. Therefore, to deal with the above-mentioned issues, this study proposes a system based on metaheuristic techniques (artificial bee colony and genetic algorithm) and denoising autoencoder for electricity theft detection using big data in electric power systems. The former (metaheuristics) are used to select prominent features, while the latter is utilized to extract high variance features from electricity consumption data. Firstly, 11 new features are synthesized using statistical and electrical parameters from the user's consumption history. Then, the synthesized features are used as input to metaheuristic techniques to find a subset of optimal features. Finally, the optimal features are fed as input to the denoising autoencoder to extract features with high variance. The ability of both metaheuristic and autoencoder techniques to select and extract features is measured using a support vector machine. The proposed system reduces the overfitting, storage, and computational overhead of ML classifiers. Moreover, we perform several experiments to verify the effectiveness of our proposed system and results reveal that the proposed system has better performance than its counterparts.

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