Recently, distributed algorithms for power system state estimation have attracted significant attention. Along with such advantages as decomposition, parallelization of the original problem and absence of a central computation unit, distributed state estimation may also serve for local information privacy reasons since the only information to be transferred is the boundary states of neighboring areas. In this paper, we propose some novel approaches for speeding up the ADMM-based distributed state estimation algorithms by utilizing some recent results in optimization theory. We also thoroughly analyze the theoretical and practical performance, concluding that accelerated approach outperforms the existing ones. The theoretical considerations are verified through the experiments on a scalable example.
@article{arxiv.1911.11080,
title = {ADMM-based Distributed State Estimation for Power Systems: Evaluation of Performance},
author = {Samal Kubentayeva and Elena Gryazina and Sergei Parsegov and Alexander Gasnikov and Federico Ibáñez},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:1911.11080},
year = {2020}
}