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This work presents a novel proposal for incremental intruder detection in collaborative recommender systems. We explore the use of rare association rule mining to reveal the existence of a suspected raid of attackers that would alter the normal behaviour of a rating-based system. In this position paper we have extended our previous G3PARM algorithm, which has already proven to serve as a solid method...
This paper studies the effects of voltage sags (dips), both symmetrical and unsymmetrical, on the three-phase synchronous machine (SM). The vast majority of the electrical power generation systems in the world is consist of synchronous generators coupled to the electrical network though a transformer. Voltage sags on SM cause speed variations, current and torque peaks and hence may cause tripping...
This paper presents a new control strategy that allow the photovoltaic system operate under grid faults without overpass the rated current and assuring sinusoidal currents. In the classic control strategies used in photovoltaic systems the power delivered to the grid remains constant when a fault occurs, hence the current can reach dangerous values. Therefore the converter has a protection system...
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