@@ -31,7 +31,6 @@ The circuit diagram for the test case is as follows:
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``` {tikz}
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:alt: basic node
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- :width: 4em
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\draw (3,0) node[gridnode, anchor=south]{} to (3,-1);
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\draw [black, ultra thick] (2.5,-1) -- (3.5,-1);
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``` {tikz}
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:alt: node
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\draw (3,0) node[gridnode, anchor=south]{} to (3,-3);
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\draw [black, ultra thick] (2.5,-1) -- (3.5,-1);
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``` {tikz}
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:alt: line
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- :width: 8em
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\draw (3,0) node[gridnode, anchor=south]{} to (3,-1);
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\draw [black, ultra thick] (0.5,-1) -- (5.5,-1);
@@ -82,7 +79,6 @@ because only 'T' transformer model is available in pandapower while power-grid-m
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``` {tikz}
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:alt: transformer
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\draw (3,0) node[gridnode, anchor=south]{} to (3,-1);
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\draw [black, ultra thick] (0.5,-1) -- (5.5,-1);
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``` {tikz}
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:alt: shunt
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\draw (3,0) node[gridnode, anchor=south]{} to (3,-3);
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\draw (2.5,-1) [black, ultra thick] to ++(1,0);
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``` {tikz}
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:alt: source
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\draw (3,0) node[gridnode, anchor=south]{} to (3,-4) node[gridnode, anchor=north]{};
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\draw [black, ultra thick] (2.5,-1) -- (3.5,-1);
@@ -129,7 +123,6 @@ A symmetrical load can be in open or closed state. It can be of 3 types: constan
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``` {tikz}
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:alt: sym_load
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\draw (3,0) node[gridnode, anchor=south]{} to (3,-3);
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\draw (2.5,-1) [black, ultra thick] to ++(1,0);
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``` {tikz}
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:alt: sym_gen
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\draw (3,0) node[gridnode, anchor=south]{} to (3,-3);
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\draw (2.5,-1) [black, ultra thick] to ++(1,0);
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``` {tikz}
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:alt: asym_load
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\draw (3,0) node[gridnode, anchor=south]{} to (3,-3);
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\draw (2.5,-1) [black, ultra thick] to ++(1,0);
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``` {tikz}
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:alt: asym_gen
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\draw (3,0) node[gridnode, anchor=south]{} to (3,-3);
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\draw (2.5,-1) [black, ultra thick] to ++(1,0);
@@ -267,7 +257,6 @@ The test grid is as follows:
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``` {tikz}
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:alt: short circuit case
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\draw [red, ultra thick] (4,7) -- (4,2);
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\draw (0,6) node[gridnode, anchor=east]{} to (1,6);
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