Edouard Amouroux

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Published: 1993
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2013
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Edouard Amouroux, François Sempé, Thomas Huraux, Nicolas Sabouret, Yvon Haradji:
Simulating household activities to lower consumption peaks: demonstration. AAMAS 2013: 1349-1350
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Edouard Amouroux, Thomas Huraux, François Sempé, Nicolas Sabouret, Yvon Haradji:
Simulating Human Activities to Investigate Household Energy Consumption. ICAART (2) 2013: 71-80
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Edouard Amouroux, Thomas Huraux, François Sempé, Nicolas Sabouret, Yvon Haradji:
SMACH: Agent-Based Simulation Investigation on Human Activities and Household Electrical Consumption. ICAART (Revised Selected Papers) 2013: 194-210
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Edouard Amouroux, Thomas Huraux, François Sempé, Nicolas Sabouret, Yvon Haradji:
SMACH : Simuler l'activité humaine pour limiter les pics de consommation électrique. JFSMA 2013: 51-60

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