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Using neural networks and extreme value distributions to model electricity pool prices: Evidence from the Australian National Electricity Market 1998–2013
Sensitivity Analysis of a Nuclear Hybrid Energy System With Thermal Energy Storage in Deregulated Electricity Markets Considering Time Series Uncertainty in Electricity Price
Modeling and forecasting the electricity clearing price: A novel BELM based pattern classification framework and a comparative analytic study on multi-layer BELM and LSTM
Postprocessing of point predictions for probabilistic forecasting of day-ahead electricity prices: The benefits of using isotonic distributional regression
ARX-GARCH Probabilistic Price Forecasts for Diversification of Trade in Electricity Markets—Variance Stabilizing Transformation and Financial Risk-Minimizing Portfolio Allocation
Day-Ahead Electricity Market Price Forecasting Considering the Components of the Electricity Market Price; Using Demand Decomposition, Fuel Cost, and the Kernel Density Estimation
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