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Large Language Models as Strategic Bidding Agents in P2P Energy Trading Markets
Peer-to-peer (P2P) energy trading markets rely on double auction mechanisms to match prosumers and consumers in smart grid distribution networks. However, the strategic behavior of bidding agents in such markets remains not fully explored, particularly in repeated settings with bounded rationality.
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