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The protection schemes developed have been thoroughly tested with EMTP-
generated signals as well as real-world recordings, having proved better operation
than standard solutions. New adaptive and intelligent approaches to signal pro-
cessing and reasoning are pretty much hoped to contribute to improvement of
protection operation in many cases where traditional algorithms show certain
weaknesses or limitations.

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