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Safe Reinforcement Learning-Based Resilient Proactive Scheduling for a Commercial Building Considering Correlated Demand Response

It is a crucial yet challenging task to ensure commercial load resilience during high-impact, low-frequency extreme events. In this paper, a novel safe reinforcement learning (SRL)-based resilient proactive scheduling strategy is proposed for commercial buildings (CBs) subject to extreme weather events. It deploys the correlation between different CB components with demand response capabilities to maximize the customer comfort levels while minimizing the energy reserve cost. It also develops an SRL-based algorithm by combining deep-Q-network and conditional-value-at-risk methods to handle the uncertainties in the extreme weather events such that the impact from extreme epochs in the learning process is greatly mitigated. As a result, an optimum control decision can be derived that targets proactive scheduling goals, where exploration and exploitation are considered simultaneously. Extensive simulation results show that the proposed SRL-based proactive scheduling decisions can ensure the resilience of a commercial building while maintaining comprehensive comfort levels for the occupants.
In this paper, a novel safe reinforcement learning-based resilient proactive scheduling strategy is proposed for commercial buildings subject to extreme weather events.
- Central Queensland University Australia
- Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory United States
- Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory United States
- Central Queensland University Australia
- University of Michigan–Flint United States
TK1001-1841, Distribution or transmission of electric power, Safe reinforcement learning, TK3001-3521, deep Q-network, Production of electric energy or power. Powerplants. Central stations, proactive scheduling, conditional-value-at-risk, resilience, commercial building
TK1001-1841, Distribution or transmission of electric power, Safe reinforcement learning, TK3001-3521, deep Q-network, Production of electric energy or power. Powerplants. Central stations, proactive scheduling, conditional-value-at-risk, resilience, commercial building
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