2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2015.12.026
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A pattern-based automated approach to building energy model calibration

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“…Nichtsdestotrotz wird er aufgrund der großen Abdeckung des Wertebereiches häufig in der wissenschaftlichen Gemeinschaft eingesetzt [7,8,9] und in der ASHRAE 14 [5] zur Modellkalibrierung empfohlen. Der RMSE ist aufgrund seines quadratischen Verhaltens empfindlicher gegenüber Ausreißern und im selben Zuge somit schwieriger zu interpretieren.…”
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“…Nichtsdestotrotz wird er aufgrund der großen Abdeckung des Wertebereiches häufig in der wissenschaftlichen Gemeinschaft eingesetzt [7,8,9] und in der ASHRAE 14 [5] zur Modellkalibrierung empfohlen. Der RMSE ist aufgrund seines quadratischen Verhaltens empfindlicher gegenüber Ausreißern und im selben Zuge somit schwieriger zu interpretieren.…”
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“…Specifically, as it relates to characterizing the enduse load shapes or energy savings shapes at the utility system level, simulation modeling requires inputs that reflect the actual diversity in operating schedules across the population of buildings with an end-use or efficiency measure installed. Other concerns identified with use of building simulation data include: extrapolation of short term meter data into an entire year of usage data, inability to predict occupant behavior, under-or over-accounting for the impacts from weather, internal heat gains, operation and maintenance changes, changes in building equipment, and changes in the building interior conditions (KEMA 2009;Sun et al 2015).…”
Section: Use Of Engineering Estimates To Create End-use Load Shapesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Occupant behaviors in buildings have been widely acknowledged as a major factor contributing to the gaps between measured and simulated energy consumption in buildings [19,23,37,38]. Eguaras-Martinez et al [39] [40] recognized the impact of occupant behaviors as one of the six driving factors of energy use in buildings along with climate, building envelope, building energy and services systems, indoor design criteria, and building operation and maintenance.…”
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confidence: 99%