Dynamic Control of Proclivity toward Selling Electricity Using Persuasive Dialogue System

This paper proposes an electricity market model comprising farm owners, an electricity company, and a persuasive dialogue system, to dynamically adjust electricity price by controlling owners’ proclivity toward selling their electricity. Several numerical examples confirm that the proposed model facilitates price adjustment.

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