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Coordination Could Spare Billions In Grid Upgrade Costs And Accelerate Electrification

Coordination Could Spare Billions In Grid Upgrade Costs And Accelerate Electrification
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Energy grid upgrade costs could be slashed with coordinated software approach

Better reliability on the electricity grid could be achieved by installing software in homes and businesses rather than costly infrastructure upgrades, a study has found.

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Coordination could spare billions in grid upgrade costs and accelerate electrification

Coordination could spare billions in grid upgrade costs and accelerate electrification
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Advancing electrification through grid coordination

Advancing electrification through grid coordination
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Magician-turned-mathematician uncovers bias in coin flipping

By ESTHER LANDHUIS Persi Diaconis has spent much of his life turning scams inside out. In 1962, the then 17-year-old sought to stymie a Caribbean casino that was allegedly using shaved dice to boost house odds in games of chance. In the mid-1970s, the upstart statistician exposed some key problems in ESP research and debunked a handful of famed psychics. Now a Stanford professor of mathematics and statistics, Diaconis has turned his attention toward simpler phenomena: determining whether coin flipping is random. Could a simple coin toss used routinely to decide which team gets the ball, for instance actually be rigged?

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