complexity quantification for overhead transmission line emergency repair scheme via a graph entropy method improved with petri net and ahp weighting method

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Abstract
According to the characteristics of emergency repair in overhead transmission line accidents, a complexity quantification method for emergency repair scheme is proposed based on the entropy method in software engineering, which is improved by using group AHP (analytical hierarchical process) method and Petri net. Firstly, information structure chart model and process control flowchart model could be built by Petri net. Then impact factors on complexity of emergency repair scheme could be quantified into corresponding entropy values, respectively. Finally, by using group AHP method, weight coefficient of each entropy value would be given before calculating the overall entropy value for the whole emergency repair scheme. By comparing group AHP weighting method with average weighting method, experiment results for the former showed a stronger correlation between quantified entropy values of complexity and the actual consumed time in repair, which indicates that this new method is more valid.
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Authors ;Jing Zhou;Cunbin Li;Weihua Shen;Ye Zhang
Journal Journal of the American Heart Association
Year 2014
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10.1155/2014/761507
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