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Fig 1.

Classification of SML algorithms.

These methods are in a supervised paradigm.

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Fig 2.

An ANSI case study.

This case study is considered a distribution network.

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Fig 3.

Voltage profile related to switching Sub2A-CB1.

This shows the voltage curve when circuit breaker CB1 is switched.

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Fig 4.

Voltage profile related to switching Sub2B-CB3.

This shows the voltage curve when circuit breaker CB3 is switched.

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Fig 5.

Voltage profile related to switching Sub3-S2.

This shows the voltage curve when switch S2 is switched.

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Fig 6.

Voltage profile related to switching Sub3-S3.

This shows the voltage curve when switch S3 is switched.

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Fig 7.

Voltage profile related to switching Sub3-S1.

This shows the voltage curve when switch S1 is switched.

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Fig 8.

Machine Learning (ML) process.

The methodology of topology identification.

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Table 1.

Percentage error of alternative KNN algorithms.

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Table 2.

Percentage error of alternative SVM algorithms.

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Table 3.

Percentage error of alternative Ensemble algorithms.

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Fig 9.

Error classification for KNN random subspace method.

This curve indicates the performance of the algorithm.

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Fig 10.

Voltage profile for switching the static load.

This curve indicates the voltage curve when the static load is disconnected from the system.

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Fig 11.

Voltage profile for switching the induction motor.

This curve indicates the voltage curve when the induction motor is disconnected from the system.

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Fig 12.

Voltage profile for switching the electric vehicle.

This curve indicates the voltage curve when the electric vehicle is disconnected from the system.

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Fig 13.

Error classification for KNN random subspace method.

This curve indicates the performance of the algorithm.

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Table 4.

Percentage error of alternative SVM algorithms.

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