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Reinforcement learning in sustainable energy and electric systems: A survey

Yang et al., 2020

Document ID
4348535368807506084
Author
Yang T
Zhao L
Li W
Zomaya A
Publication year
Publication venue
Annual Reviews in Control

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The dynamic nature of sustainable energy and electric systems can vary significantly along with the environment and load change, and they represent the features of multivariate, high complexity and uncertainty of the nonlinear system. Moreover, the integration of intermittent …
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