Safety Protection Technology of Power Monitoring System Based on Feature Extraction Algorithm
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https://doi.org/10.13052/dgaej2156-3306.37211Keywords:
Power monitoring network, evidence theory, feature extraction algorithm, security protection technology.Abstract
The network security protection technology of power monitoring systems
is of great significance. Aiming at the power network monitoring and pro-
tection technology problem, the paper proposes an active monitoring and
protection strategy based on a feature extraction algorithm. The algorithm
can calculate the transfer degree of security incidents based on evidence
theory. First, the paper obtains a specific state transition diagram based on
the security topology of a generalized random power communication net-
work. Then, we analyze the relationship between power system information
security and engineering security based on the system’s operating results and
feature extraction algorithms. The experimental results demonstrate the rapid
effectiveness of this method.
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