Generalized Policy Learning for Smart Grids: FL TRPO Approach
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| author | Li, Yunxiang Cuadrado, Nicolas Mauricio Horváth, Samuel Takáč, Martin |
| author_facet | Li, Yunxiang Cuadrado, Nicolas Mauricio Horváth, Samuel Takáč, Martin |
| contents | The smart grid domain requires bolstering the capabilities of existing energy management systems; Federated Learning (FL) aligns with this goal as it demonstrates a remarkable ability to train models on heterogeneous datasets while maintaining data privacy, making it suitable for smart grid applications, which often involve disparate data distributions and interdependencies among features that hinder the suitability of linear models. This paper introduces a framework that combines FL with a Trust Region Policy Optimization (FL TRPO) aiming to reduce energy-associated emissions and costs. Our approach reveals latent interconnections and employs personalized encoding methods to capture unique insights, understanding the relationships between features and optimal strategies, allowing our model to generalize to previously unseen data. Experimental results validate the robustness of our approach, affirming its proficiency in effectively learning policy models for smart grid challenges. |
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| spellingShingle | Generalized Policy Learning for Smart Grids: FL TRPO Approach Li, Yunxiang Cuadrado, Nicolas Mauricio Horváth, Samuel Takáč, Martin Machine Learning The smart grid domain requires bolstering the capabilities of existing energy management systems; Federated Learning (FL) aligns with this goal as it demonstrates a remarkable ability to train models on heterogeneous datasets while maintaining data privacy, making it suitable for smart grid applications, which often involve disparate data distributions and interdependencies among features that hinder the suitability of linear models. This paper introduces a framework that combines FL with a Trust Region Policy Optimization (FL TRPO) aiming to reduce energy-associated emissions and costs. Our approach reveals latent interconnections and employs personalized encoding methods to capture unique insights, understanding the relationships between features and optimal strategies, allowing our model to generalize to previously unseen data. Experimental results validate the robustness of our approach, affirming its proficiency in effectively learning policy models for smart grid challenges. |
| title | Generalized Policy Learning for Smart Grids: FL TRPO Approach |
| topic | Machine Learning |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.18439 |