In this PhD dissertation, we combine tools from bilevel optimization, mean-field games and ergodic control to tackle challenging issues in pricing management, especially in the optimal design of contracts for retail electricity markets.First of all, we formulate the problem as a leader-follower interaction (Stackelberg game), in which the customers decision is of probabilistic nature (bounded rationality). Through the tropical geometry viewpoint, we analyze the customers choice by interpreting the latter as a polyhedral complex (cell arrangement). We develop a new algorithm that exploits this underlying geometry, and provide results on realistic instances from the pricing problem faced in retail electricity markets. We then extend this mod...
In a Stackelberg pricing game a leader aims to set prices on a subset of a given collection of items...
This doctorate is entirely devoted to an in-depth study of the Rank Pricing Problem (RPP) and two ge...
In this thesis we study search and optimization problems from computational economics with primarily...
In this PhD dissertation, we combine tools from bilevel optimization, mean-field games and ergodic c...
In the context of smart grid and in the transition to decentralized electric systems, we address t...
This thesis aims at understanding the interactions between the market participants and the order boo...
International audienceWe consider a revenue maximization model, in which a company aims at designing...
This thesis focuses on bilevel optimization, some variants, and an application to optimal price-sett...
This thesis investigates control and optimization in large population games, particularly continuous...
We consider a control problem for a heterogeneous population composed of customers able to switch at...
We consider a profit-maximizing model for pricing contracts as an extension of the unit-demand envy-...
We present our contribution on the optimization and regulation of electricity produc- tion.The first...
Bilevel programming deals with nested optimization problems involving two players. A leader annouces...
In a Stackelberg pricing game a leader aims to set prices on a subset of a given collection of items...
This doctorate is entirely devoted to an in-depth study of the Rank Pricing Problem (RPP) and two ge...
In this thesis we study search and optimization problems from computational economics with primarily...
In this PhD dissertation, we combine tools from bilevel optimization, mean-field games and ergodic c...
In the context of smart grid and in the transition to decentralized electric systems, we address t...
This thesis aims at understanding the interactions between the market participants and the order boo...
International audienceWe consider a revenue maximization model, in which a company aims at designing...
This thesis focuses on bilevel optimization, some variants, and an application to optimal price-sett...
This thesis investigates control and optimization in large population games, particularly continuous...
We consider a control problem for a heterogeneous population composed of customers able to switch at...
We consider a profit-maximizing model for pricing contracts as an extension of the unit-demand envy-...
We present our contribution on the optimization and regulation of electricity produc- tion.The first...
Bilevel programming deals with nested optimization problems involving two players. A leader annouces...
In a Stackelberg pricing game a leader aims to set prices on a subset of a given collection of items...
This doctorate is entirely devoted to an in-depth study of the Rank Pricing Problem (RPP) and two ge...
In this thesis we study search and optimization problems from computational economics with primarily...