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X Author: Taiyou Yong

2018

Wang, Ke, Rongxin Yin, Liangzhong Yao, Jianguo Yao, Taiyou Yong, and Nicholas DeForest."A Two-Layer Framework for Quantifying Demand Response Flexibility at Bulk Supply Points."IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid 9.4 (2018) 3616 - 3627. DOI

2016

Tulabing, Ryan, Rongxin Yin, Nicholas DeForest, Yaping Li, Ke Wang, Taiyou Yong, and Michael Stadler."Modeling Study on Flexible Load’s Demand Response Potentials for Providing Ancillary Services at the Substation Level." (2016).
Yin, Rongxin, Emre C Kara, Yaping Li, Nicholas DeForest, Ke Wang, Taiyou Yong, and Michael Stadler."Quantifying Flexibility of Commercial and Residential Loads for Demand Response using Setpoint Changes." (2016).

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