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Mycelium: A Generalizable Cross-Grid Multi-Task Model for Electrical Distribution Systems

Electrical distribution grid operations require inference across heterogeneous networks from sparse, noisy, and incomplete time series measurements. In this work, we identify challenges and explore solutions towards a unified model that can perform diverse tasks grounded in the physics of the electric grid and generalize to unseen distribution networks. We define a unified grid ontology that represents variable sized distribution networks as heterogeneous graphs while preserving native topology, asset types, and electrical relationships across networks. We develop a physics based data simulation pipeline that combines reference and procedurally generated distribution networks with network...

AuthorsZhengyang Wei, Shourya Bose, Helgi Hilmarsson et al.
Primary categorycs.LG
Published27 September 2026
Last updated at source27 September 2026
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