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In an electricity pool market the market distribution function gives the probability that a generator offering a certain quantity of power at a certain price will not be dispatched all of this quantity by the pool. It represents the uncertainty in a pool market associated with the offers of the other agents as well as demand. We present a general Bayesian update scheme for market distribution functions. To illustrate the approach a particular form of this procedure is applied to real data obtained from a New Zealand electricity generator.
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Anderson, E., Philpott, A. Estimation of Electricity Market Distribution Functions. Annals of Operations Research 121, 21–32 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023342816908
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