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[Source: The SolarSys paper (e.g., your PDF) is the primary source for all claims below.]
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## 🚀 Key Features and Performance
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| **Grid Import Reduction** | [cite_start]$27.48 \pm 0.42\%$ [cite: 18] | [cite_start]Two-tier control scheme [cite: 12, 69] |
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| **Daytime Solar Utilization** | [cite_start]$82.76 \pm 5.11\%$ [cite: 18] | [cite_start]Intra-cluster MAPPO optimization [cite: 13] |
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| **Fairness (Jain's Index)** | [cite_start]0.773 [cite: 18] | [cite_start]Fairness term in reward function [cite: 391, 511] |
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| **Scalability** | [cite_start]Stable convergence at 1000+ agents [cite: 504] | [cite_start]Mean-Field Coordination at the Inter-Cluster layer [cite: 14] |
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## 🧠 System Architecture
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The core of SolarSys is a two-level decision hierarchy:
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[cite_start]To enable large-scale simulation with realistic temporal dynamics, SolarSys includes a **Hierarchical Diffusion Model** for generating synthetic, long-duration energy profiles that maintain both long-term (seasonal/monthly) and short-term (daily/hourly) characteristics[cite: 254, 255].
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The project is organized into core modules and data folders.
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# SolarSys: Scalable Hierarchical Coordination for Distributed Solar Energy
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## Data Generation Framework
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[cite_start]To enable large-scale simulation with realistic temporal dynamics, SolarSys includes a **Hierarchical Diffusion Model** for generating synthetic, long-duration energy profiles that maintain both long-term (seasonal/monthly) and short-term (daily/hourly) characteristics[cite: 254, 255].
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## Repository Structure
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The project is organized into core modules and data folders.
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