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Distributed Piecewise Approximation Economic Dispatch for Regional Power Systems Under Non-Ideal Communication

Appropriate distributed economic dispatch (DED) strategies are of great importance to manage wide-area controllable generators in wide-area regional power systems. Compared with existing works related to ED, where dispatch algorithms are carried out by a centralized controller, a practical DED schem...

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Communication uncertainties
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Electric power distribution
Generators
Mathematical analysis
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Optimization
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Power dispatch
Power systems
Privacy
Protocols
Regional development
Topology
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