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TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering 9 HF Commerce 3 Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering 2 TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery 2 Electronic computers. Computer science. Computer software 1 HB Economic Theory 1 HD Industries. Land use. Labor 1 HE Transportation and Communications 1
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Andonovic, I. 1 Camacho, E. 1 Durrani, T.S. 1 Floro, Daniela 1 Gibbens, R. 1 Godfrey, K. R. 1 Goh, H. 1 Hansen, J. 1 He, Ligang 1 Hyslop, J. 1 Jarvis, Stephen A. 1 Johansen, T.A. 1 Kwong, K.H. 1 Mason, R. 1 Michie, C. 1 Munisamy-Doraisamy, Susila 1 Murray-Smith, R. 1 Oraro, Michael P. O. 1 Petoussis, A. G. 1 Petoussis, S. G. 1 Ross, D. 1 Steinberg, Richard 1 Stephen, B. 1 Tempo, R. 1 Thomas, Stephen 1 Wu, T. 1 Xing, L.C. 1 Xue, James W. J. 1 Yin, Jin 1 Zeng, X. 1 Zhang, X-P. 1
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Wireless telemetry for livestock condition monitoring
Kwong, K.H.; Goh, H.; Wu, T.; Stephen, B.; Michie, C.; … - 2009
The challenges faced by modern agriculture have never been greater. With feedstock and labour prices increasing and constant pressure from retailers to keep food prices low, profit margins are at a point where farmers cannot grow their business to longer-term economically viable sizes. Recent...
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Copula-based divergence measures and their use in image registration
Durrani, T.S.; Zeng, X. - 2009
This paper explores a new measure, based on the copula density functions, for image registration, especially for the multimodal image registration. The measure relies on determining the mutual information between images taken at different times from different viewpoints or by different sensors....
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Selecting Oligopolistic Models in the Italian Wholesale Electricity Market
Floro, Daniela - 2009
This paper analyzes the competitive structure characterizing the Italian Day-Ahead electricity market. The market is organized according to a zone model due to limited transmission capacity. As a result different market clearing prices are defined, when the national market is split into several...
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Capacity access in telecommunication networks: evaluating the symmetry of cost-based access prices using option pricing theory
Oraro, Michael P. O. - 2009
The search for an appropriate approach to pricing capacity access in telecommunication capacity networks has evolved variously in the literature through rate of return regulation, the Efficient Component Pricing Rule, price-cap regulation (RPI-X) and cost-based regulation, based on efficient...
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New entries in the electricity market: Choosing the best location for a new generating unit
Petoussis, A. G.; Petoussis, S. G.; Zhang, X-P.; … - 2008
The liberalization of the electricity sector has introduced competition at the generation level and gives incentives to new generating firms to attempt to enter the electricity market. However, due to the complexities related to the electrical energy trade, the newcomers should proceed only...
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A scheduling algorithm for revenue maximisation for cluster-based Internet services
Xue, James W. J.; He, Ligang; Jarvis, Stephen A. - 2007
This paper proposes a new priority scheduling algorithm to maximise site revenue of session-based multi-tier Internet services in a multicluster environment. This research is part of a larger study in support of large-scale online trading systems and, as a result, this case study is chosen as a...
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Nonparametric identification of linearizations and uncertainty using Gaussian process models – application to robust wheel slip control
Hansen, J.; Murray-Smith, R.; Johansen, T.A. - 2005
Gaussian process prior models offer a nonparametric approach to modelling unknown nonlinear systems from experimental data. These are flexible models which automatically adapt their model complexity to the available data, and which give not only mean predictions but also the variance of these...
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Evolving game theory based decision making systems for NETA power market modelling, analysis and trading strategy development
Yin, Jin - 2005
In this thesis, current work carried out on analyzing the strategic behaviours in electricity trading is first reviewed. An intelligent decision-making and support technique, game theory, is often used in the market practice. Game theory is a discipline concerned with how individuals make...
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The British model in Britain: failing slowly
Thomas, Stephen - 2004
In 1990, Britain became the first developed country to reorganise its electricity industry to run on competitive lines. The British reforms are widely regarded as the benchmark for other reforms and the model used provides the basis for reforms of electricity and other network industries around...
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Benchmarking the performance of UK electricity distribution network operators: a study of quality, efficiency and productivity using data envelopment analysis
Munisamy-Doraisamy, Susila - 2004
The aim of this thesis is twofold. The first is to develop a comprehensive methodology for assessing performance and then to apply it to the UK electricity distribution network operators (DNOs) to analyse the impact of the regulatory reforms and privatisation introduced in 1990-91 on their...
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