This article presents the second part of a tutorial on data-driven power flow linearization (DPFL), emphasizing the significance of numerical tests to assess the performance of various DPFL methods. The authors argue that previous theoretical analyses alone are insufficient in capturing the distinct practical differences between these methods, particularly since many share similar theoretical foundations. The paper aims to fill the existing gap by conducting detailed numerical evaluations that can provide insights into the applicability and generalizability of DPFL approaches in real-world scenarios, noting that much of the literature fails to cover this critical aspect.
The paper addresses the limitations of existing theoretical analyses in data-driven power flow linearization methods by providing a comprehensive numerical comparison of these approaches.
This study highlights the necessity for numerical evaluations to discern the real-world performance of various data-driven power flow linearization methods, given their overlapping theoretical insights.
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