2018
DOI: 10.1049/iet-gtd.2017.1983
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Fast learning optimiser for real‐time optimal energy management of a grid‐connected microgrid

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“…Since EV in the Vehicle-To-Grid (V2G) system can consume power in charging and supply power in discharging, then it can represent an autonomous microgrid with a storage unit. Tan et al [110] used a module-free, e-greedy, reinforcement learning of Q-learning solution as a non-convex top layer of a fast-learning optimizer, in order to implement the real-time optimal energy management (OEM) of a connected microgrid. The proposed strategy was an intelligent contribution for a combined management method of classical control and an intelligent model-free reinforcement learning, which in turn, enhanced the speed and the value of the quality optimization.…”
Section: E-greedy Policymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Since EV in the Vehicle-To-Grid (V2G) system can consume power in charging and supply power in discharging, then it can represent an autonomous microgrid with a storage unit. Tan et al [110] used a module-free, e-greedy, reinforcement learning of Q-learning solution as a non-convex top layer of a fast-learning optimizer, in order to implement the real-time optimal energy management (OEM) of a connected microgrid. The proposed strategy was an intelligent contribution for a combined management method of classical control and an intelligent model-free reinforcement learning, which in turn, enhanced the speed and the value of the quality optimization.…”
Section: E-greedy Policymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Q-learning has been involved in microgrid power management with the aim of achieving fast and high-quality optimization. The three proposed strategies [108][109][110], presented in the previous section all followed a Q-learning method of their module-free reinforcement learning involvement. The introduction of Q-learning RL of optimizing power flow for an EV charging station highlighted its development compared to classical, programmingbased optimization [111].…”
Section: Q-learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study in Cucuzzella et al presents a sliding mode control approach for microgrids because of its robustness properties against a wide class of uncertainties, which is an appropriate solution to overcome uncertainties in generation forecast of RES. In Tan et al, a fast learning two‐layer optimizer is proposed to achieve high‐quality optimum and a short execution time optimization. In Elsied et al, a new strategy based on a genetic algorithm is proposed for an RT energy management system for microgrids to optimize the energy cost, emissions, and the integrated power of the available RES.…”
Section: Real‐time Control and Energy Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Microgrid energy management optimization with considering both renewable uncertainty and RT market price 71 Virtual queues from Lyapunov optimization A new auction model is presented for market RT operation 73 Fast learning optimiser (FlO) A two-layer optimization using model-free Q-learning is employed for knowledge learning and decision making is proposed for gridconnected microgrid, 57 Chance-constrained stochastic optimization New RT microgrid planning and control considering uncertainties of the PV power predictions 74 Fuzzy logic controller Decentralized reactive power control and stability improvement 47 Making a game with Nash equilibrium A new distributed RT electricity allocation (DRTA) scheme is presented 49 Heuristic optimization methods…”
Section: Robust Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e multi-energy microgrid can coordinate the allocation of various types of resources, such as electricity, gas, heat, and cold, and improve the exibility of system energy supply and ability to meet users' energy demand. It is an important method for the development on a large scale and application of distributed renewable energy in the future [6,7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%