ASSUME: An agent-based simulation framework for exploring electricity market dynamics with reinforcement learning
Authors:
- Nick HarderNHNick Harder
- Kim K. MiskiwKMKim K. Miskiw
- Manish KhanraMKManish Khanra
- Florian MaurerFMFlorian Maurer
- Parag PatilPPParag Patil
- Ramiz QussousRQRamiz Qussous
- Christof WeinhardtCWChristof Weinhardt
- Marian KlobasaMKMarian Klobasa
- Mario RagwitzMRMario Ragwitz
- Anke WeidlichAWAnke Weidlich
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- Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK 03EI1052A)
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