Enhancing Auxiliary Decision-Making in Power Supply Service Command via a Text-Based Large Model Framework

With the rapid transformation of modern power grids, traditional decision-support tools have increasingly struggled to keep pace with dynamic operational demands. Addressing this gap, we introduce PowerCMD, a decision-support system explicitly tailored to the power supply service command domain. Unlike existing general-purpose frameworks, PowerCMD uniquely combines a large-scale generative language model with operational power-grid data and structured domain-specific knowledge. The core innovation lies in its adaptive prompting method, enabling context-aware reasoning across various realtime operational scenarios, including equipment diagnostics, proactive maintenance, and customer incident handling. Experimental validation using real-world operational datasets reveals that PowerCMD substantially improves both the accuracy of recommendations and the responsiveness required by frontline operational teams, demonstrating clear practical benefits over baseline models.

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2025-06-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/caibda65784.2025.11183551
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Service-Oriented Architecture and Web Services
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Enhancing Auxiliary Decision-Making in Power Supply Service Command via a Text-Based Large Model Framework

Chenxiang Lin, Yuwei Hu, Huifang Xu, Wei Xie et al.
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Enhancing Auxiliary Decision-Making in Power Supply Service Command via a Text-Based Large Model Framework

Chenxiang Lin, Yuwei Hu, Huifang Xu, Wei Xie, Zhou Zheng
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With the rapid transformation of modern power grids, traditional decision-support tools have increasingly struggled to keep pace with dynamic operational demands. Addressing this gap, we introduce PowerCMD, a decision-support system explicitly tailored to the power supply service command domain. Unlike existing general-purpose frameworks, PowerCMD uniquely combines a large-scale generative language model with operational power-grid data and structured domain-specific knowledge. The core innovation lies in its adaptive prompting method, enabling context-aware reasoning across various realtime operational scenarios, including equipment diagnostics, proactive maintenance, and customer incident handling. Experimental validation using real-world operational datasets reveals that PowerCMD substantially improves both the accuracy of recommendations and the responsiveness required by frontline operational teams, demonstrating clear practical benefits over baseline models.

Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence (CN), Fujian Electric Power Survey & Design Institute (CN), Fujian Polytechnic of Information Technology (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 59%
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