AI and sensor applications in 'smart homes'

Nils Bausch; Giles Tewkesbury

AI and sensor applications in 'smart homes'

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This paper introduces the current research in the area of Smart Homes and then introduces a modelling approach for a domestic home. The modelling approach for a domestic home in the second part of this paper investigates the inherent properties of a house, which could facilitate further research into energy flow, timing methods and optimization.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	272-277
Journal	Journal of Computing in Systems and Engineering
Volume	14
Publication status	Published - 2013

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domestic, Smart Home, prediction, AI, sensor fusion, smart environment, thermal comfort

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Residential home temperature prediction models that use space conditioning experiments and disparate sources of information
Bausch, N. C. (Author), Tewkesbury, G. (Supervisor), Sanders, D. (Supervisor) & Ramlall, S. (Supervisor), 2014
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Residential home temperature prediction models that use space conditioning experiments and disparate sources of information

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