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The home energy management problem has many different facets, includingeconomic viability, data uncertainty and quality of strategy employed. Theexisting literature in this area focuses on individual aspects of this problemwithout a detailed, holistic analysis of the results with regards topracticality in implementation. In this paper, we fill this gap by performing acomprehensive comparison of seven different energy management strategies, eachwith different levels of practicality, sophistication and computationalrequirements. We analyse the results in the context of these threecharacteristics, and also critique the modelling assumptions made by eachstrategy. Our analysis finds that using a more sophisticated energy managementstrategy may not necessarily improve the performance and economic viability ofthe PV-battery system due to the effects of modeling assumptions, such as thetreatment of uncertainties in the input data and battery degradation effects.

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Energy management of small-scale PV-battery systems: A systematic review  considering practical implementation, computational requirements, quality of  input data and battery degradation