K. Basu, A. Hably, V. Debusschere, S. Bacha, Geert Jan Driven, A. Ovalle
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引用次数: 15
Abstract
Non-intrusive load monitoring (NILM) deals with the identification and subsequent energy estimation of the individual appliances from the smart meter data. The state of the art applications typically runs once per day and reports the detected appliances. In this work, data driven models are implemented for two different sampling rates (10 seconds and 15 minutes). The models are trained for 20 houses in the Netherlands and tested for a period of 4-weeks. The results indicate that the disaggregation methods is applicable for both sampling cases but with different use-case.