A Smoothing Newton Method for Real-Time Pricing in Smart Grids Based on User Risk Classification
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smart grid; complementarity problems; KKT conditions; smoothing Newton algorithm; nonsingularity; classification of electricity risks; multiple prices;All these keywords.
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