A Review of Safe Reinforcement Learning Methods for Modern Power Systems
University of Connecticut · University of Central Florida · +2 more institutions
Abstract
Given the availability of more comprehensive measurement data in modern power systems, reinforcement learning (RL) has gained significant interest in operation and control. Conventional RL relies on trial-and-error interactions with the environment and reward feedback, which often leads to exploring unsafe operating regions and executing unsafe actions, especially when deployed in real-world power systems. To address these challenges, safe RL has been proposed to optimize operational objectives while ensuring safety constraints are met, keeping actions and states within safe regions throughout both training and deployment. Rather than relying solely on manually designed penalty terms for unsafe actions, as is…
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- Reinforcement learning
- Reinforcement
- Computer science
- Psychology
- Artificial intelligence
- Social psychology