'AEDERMACP (European Association for the Development of Renewable Energies and Power Quality)'
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Abstract
At the present time the generation expansion planning (GEP) has become a problem very difficult to solve for multiple reasons: many objectives, high uncertainties, very great planning horizon, etc. Its resolution by means of the exact traditional techniques, in numerous occasions, is not viable by the excessive time that is needed. For that reason, technical modern that allow the resolution in smaller time and with smaller accuracy in the solution are applied. Most of the approximate techniques are included inside a wider concept that is denominated Artificial Intelligence. In this article the more promising techniques of IA are studied indicating their applications in the PEG as well as their advantages and disadvantages
