Towards self-adaptive building energy control in smart grids
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Buildings are the largest energy-demanding sector in the world, representing over one third of the total worldwide consumption and a similarly important source of CO2 emissions. We envision a future energy system in which building control will be performed by autonomous self-adaptive agents that, with minimal configuration, will learn how to operate the HVAC equipment more efficiently and how to collaborate with other actors of the grid.
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In NeurIPS 2019 Workshop Tackling Climate Change with Machine Learning
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Juan Gómez Romero
Associate Professor of Artificial Intelligence
My research interests include Machine Learning, Information Fusion and Knowledge Representation.