The impact of forecasting errors and remedial actions on operational security and efficiency in classical and probabilistic market coupling

The impact of forecasting errors and remedial actions on operational security and efficiency in classical and probabilistic market coupling
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经典和概率市场耦合中预测错误和补救措施对运营安全和效率的影响

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10.1109/pscc.2014.7038490
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2014
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2014 Power Systems Computation Conference
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C. Rehtanz
C. Rehtanz
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作者:
Sven C. Müller;V. Liebenau;S. Ruthe;Christopher Spieker;C. Kittl;Stefan Dalhues;D. Mayorga;V. Franz;C. Rehtanz

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