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The Hidden Look-Ahead: Point-in-Time Leakage in Electricity Market Data
Empirical studies of electricity prices routinely state that their models use only information available at the time of the trading decision. For weather-driven forecasts drawn from commercial archives, this condition is harder to meet than it appears, and whether it holds can change over time. We i
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