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Model Predictive Control for Demand Response Management Systems in Smart Buildings

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Figure 1.3 DR management systems market by applications in U.S (2014-2025) [4].
Figure 1.4 The layered structure model on demand side [5].
Figure 2.1 Basic strategy of MPC [7].
Figure 2.4 Centralized model predictive control.
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