A residential demand response paper combines a non-cooperative game with NSGA-II to trade off energy cost and discomfort, reporting 37 percent cost savings, but the Nash equilibrium claim is not derived.
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Non Cooperative Game Theoretic Approach for Residential Energy Management in Smart Grid
A residential demand response paper combines a non-cooperative game with NSGA-II to trade off energy cost and discomfort, reporting 37 percent cost savings, but the Nash equilibrium claim is not derived.