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A scikit-learn Pipeline (StandardScaler + MLPClassifier, hidden layers (64, 32)) trained to classify power-grid stability (stable / unstable) on the UCI Electrical Grid Stability Simulated Data set.
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From the Hugging Face model README
A scikit-learn Pipeline (StandardScaler + MLPClassifier, hidden layers
(64, 32)) trained to classify power-grid stability (stable / unstable) on
the UCI Electrical Grid Stability Simulated Data set.
This is the model our paper "Beyond Accuracy: An Edge-Deployability Trade-off Analysis of Machine Learning Models for Power Grid Stability Classification" identifies as the strongest practical candidate among seven models compared on accuracy, inference latency, and on-disk size: it is statistically tied on accuracy with the top classical method (gradient boosting via XGBoost), while being faster and about 6x smaller on disk. See the paper for the full trade-off analysis and the decision rule behind this pick.
This is a research and reproducibility artifact, released so others can inspect, retrain, and independently validate it — not a certified or production-ready component.
UCI Electrical Grid Stability Simulated Data
(Arzamasov, 2018, CC BY 4.0) — a simulation of a 4-node star-topology
Decentral Smart Grid Control (DSGC) scheme, not live SCADA/PMU telemetry.
See metadata.json for the exact feature list, hyperparameters, and
held-out test metrics.
import joblib
pipeline = joblib.load("grid_stability_mlp_full.joblib")
prediction = pipeline.predict(X) # X: DataFrame with the 12 input columns listed in metadata.json
Code and model weights: MIT (matching the parent repository). The training dataset is licensed separately under CC BY 4.0 by its original author (Arzamasov, 2018) — see above.
If you use this model, please cite the paper (full citation forthcoming in the public repository) and the original dataset (Arzamasov, 2018, UCI Machine Learning Repository, doi: 10.24432/C5PG66).