Uma arquitetura de aprendizagem profunda para desagregação de energia

  • Eduardo Santos UFAL
  • Cristopher Freitas UFAL
  • André Aquino UFAL

Resumo


Desagregação de energia busca distinguir o consumo de energia elétrica de diferentes dispositivos ligados a um único canal, de forma não intrusiva a partir de um único ponto de medição. Aprendizagem profunda tem se mostrado promissora nesse campo, visto que já apresentam melhores resultados quando comparadas à modelos anteriores que não fazem o uso como o FHMM (Factorial Hidden Markov Model). Nesse trabalho, utilizamos a base da dados UK-DALE, na qual fizemos um pré-processamento e aplicamos uma rede neural com camadas convolucionais (CNN) para desagregação de energia. Dessa forma conseguimos uma melhora de 13.74% e 14.92% em média em duas métricas usadas em comparação à trabalhos anteriores.

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09/04/2019
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SANTOS, Eduardo; FREITAS, Cristopher; AQUINO, André. Uma arquitetura de aprendizagem profunda para desagregação de energia. In: ESCOLA REGIONAL DE COMPUTAÇÃO BAHIA, ALAGOAS E SERGIPE (ERBASE) , 2019, Ilhéus. Anais [...]. Porto Alegre: Sociedade Brasileira de Computação, 2019 . p. 314-322.