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Keywords

distribution network, high-impedance ground fault, zero-sequence current, mechanism-guided, multi-scale residual attention temporal network, risk-aware LightGBM

Abstract

To address the difficulty of representing the weak features of high-impedance ground faults (HIFs ) under multiple types of confusing transient disturbances,as well as the insufficient consideration of missed-detection risk,a mechanism-guided identification method based on multi-scale residual attention temporal representation and a risk-aware light gradient boosting machine (LightGBM ) is proposed.First,using the original zero-sequence current as input,a multi-scale residual attention temporal convolutional network is constructed based on the HIF waveform mechanisms of random arcing,local spikes,half-cycle asymmetry,and nonstationary fluctuations to adaptively extract deep discriminative features at different time scales.Second,the deep temporal features are input into LightGBM,and protection-oriented class risk weights are introduced so that the classification boundary is adjusted toward reducing HIF missed detections.Finally,simulation and a 10 kV full-scale test are conducted to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.The results show that the proposed method achieves an overall identification accuracy of 98.19% and an HIF recall of 99.17% on the simulation validation set.On the independent test set from the full-scale test,the overall identification accuracy and HIF recall are 97.69% and 98.00%,respectively. The proposed method effectively reduces the risk of HIF missed detection under multiple types of confusing disturbances.

DOI

10.19781/j.issn.1673-9140.2026.04.001

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