2012
DOI: 10.1007/s12559-012-9191-y
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Adaptive Dynamic Programming Algorithm for Renewable Energy Scheduling and Battery Management

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“…Therefore, the following equation was used. In this equation, V R is the measured reference wind speed and V T is the wind velocity, calculated theoretically, α represents the coefficient of friction [8] due to grounds roughness.…”
Section: Presentation and Installation Of The Employed Wind Turbinementioning
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“…Therefore, the following equation was used. In this equation, V R is the measured reference wind speed and V T is the wind velocity, calculated theoretically, α represents the coefficient of friction [8] due to grounds roughness.…”
Section: Presentation and Installation Of The Employed Wind Turbinementioning
confidence: 99%
“…• the solar beams impact with the solar panels under a fairly right angle [8,13]. The platform is also designed to get into different configurations by connecting the PV panels in series and in parallel.…”
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“…Moreover, a self-adaptive window that is autonomously adjusted through a statistical hypothesis test was presented for handling complex concept drift in [10]. Furthermore, an adaptive dynamic programmingbased algorithm is introduced in [11], to manage load demand and minimise the entire energy cost using renewable energy in smart grid. The previous work is significant and can be used for reference in establishing an optimal thermal model in our work.…”
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“…In [7], Q-learning algorithm was proposed to solve the optimal battery control for residential energy systems. In [3,6], optimal controls of renewable resources were obtained by Q-learning for smart micro-grid systems. In [8], optimal collaboration problems for sensor network systems were solved by distributed Q-learning.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%