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Grid congestion, operational costs, and user satisfaction before and after optimization.

Grid congestion, operational costs, and user satisfaction before and after optimization.

<p>Grid congestion, operational costs, and user satisfaction before and after optimization.</p>

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Main Author: Qing Zhu (349093) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Medicine
Science Policy
Infectious Diseases
Space Science
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified
reduced grid congestion
minimized travel times
lower operational costs
improving forecasting accuracy
improved user satisfaction
combined system resulted
power grid management
balance electricity supply
regional power trading
power trading strategies
presents significant challenges
managing fluctuating demand
power trading
power grids
reducing supply
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term memory
study proposes
reinforcement learning
rapid growth
path optimization
long short
growing demand
findings demonstrate
ev users
electric vehicles
dijkstra algorithm
demand imbalances
deep q
deep learning
charging infrastructure
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4 %.
3 %.
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