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Add examples highlighting the learning process with state-of-the-art RL algorithms #51
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Proposal: Use available, pre-fabricated RL toolboxes (Pytorch -> Stable Baseline3, Tensorflow -> Tensorforce / Keras-RL2). |
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Based on the available expert controller design examples (PI-based inner current/voltage control + droop control for power sharing) it will be very interesting to highlight the shortcomings and adavantages of applying state-of-the-art RL algorithms as a replacement for the expert-based controllers.
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