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The application of data augmentation technology based on adversarial sample generation in distribution network acceptance testing

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  • Yu Zou
  • Haibo Mai
  • Xingsong Chen
  • Jiantao Chen
  • Zhidu Huang

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Distribution network acceptance ensures safety and reliability by verifying compliance with technical standards. Traditional methods are labor intensive, and data scarcity limits deep learning approaches. This paper proposes a Physics-Constrained Generator Network for adversarial sample generation, embedding power system laws to ensure physically valid and diverse samples. A dual discriminator framework evaluates authenticity and physical plausibility through multi-objective adversarial training. Experimental results demonstrate significant improvements in sample quality, diversity, and physical validity compared to existing methods. In practical applications, models trained with our generated samples achieved a 5.8% increase in acceptance accuracy, highlighting the method’s effectiveness.

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  • Yu Zou & Haibo Mai & Xingsong Chen & Jiantao Chen & Zhidu Huang, 2025. "The application of data augmentation technology based on adversarial sample generation in distribution network acceptance testing," International Journal of Low-Carbon Technologies, Oxford University Press, vol. 20, pages 810-819.
  • Handle: RePEc:oup:ijlctc:v:20:y:2025:i::p:810-819.
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