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1 Introduction

2In the context of the current national, local government and State Grid companies are vigorously developing artificial intelligence technology [1]. It is a particular urgency to choose scenarios that are suitable for adopting artificial intelligence technology to improve safety detection and safety manage­ment. Because of the continuous development of artificial in­telligence technology, the use of artificial intelligence technol­ogy for complex business analysis will generate a large number of false alarms, affecting the normal production of power companies [2]. Therefore, the selection of suitable scenarios is crucial to the success of powerful artificial intelligence projects

3[3].

4At this stage, China’s power grid is characterized by wide coverage, long transmission distance, large installed capacity, and strong fault impact. Traditional steady-state control and protection strategies can not resist the effect of the system disturbance effectively [4], [5]. Load simulation control is also

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