In the contemporary era, a substantial portion of global energy consumption is allocated to residential and office buildings. Regrettably, a considerable amount of this energy is squandered due to inefficient utilization of electrical systems. One of the recognized approaches to curbing this wastage involves the detection, learning, and prediction of user presence within buildings, enabling proactive measures based on these forecasts.
Occupancy Prediction in Buildings: State of the Art and Future Directions
Irfanullah Khan;Emilio Greco;Antonio Guerrieri;Giandomenico Spezzano
2023
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In the contemporary era, a substantial portion of global energy consumption is allocated to residential and office buildings. Regrettably, a considerable amount of this energy is squandered due to inefficient utilization of electrical systems. One of the recognized approaches to curbing this wastage involves the detection, learning, and prediction of user presence within buildings, enabling proactive measures based on these forecasts.File in questo prodotto:
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