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\section{Gaps In Previous Work}
Previous work shows positions which are arbitrary and exhibit no electrically meaningful network visualization with large amount of information projected which may not be required for electrical operator when there is a blackout or a fault situation in an electrical network. Major drawback in previous work is that researchers are not utilizing the entropy of the system which is the key feature of any network for network analysis. The entropy of the system is calculated from graph theory principles which provides the necessary graph is more..
An intuitive way for electrical operator to figure out current status of an electrical system is not sufficiently provided with one-line diagram. Human perception is missed while visualizing electrical networks which cause ineffective decision making and leads to confusion. Also, In previous works one-line diagram visualization fails to define the importance of electrically more important component or electrically close proximity of different nodes. To overcome and fill the gaps, we used electrical parameter to visualization a power system network which will be discussed in section 2.
