2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.buildenv.2013.09.019
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Contaminant event monitoring in multi-zone buildings using the state-space method

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“…In (2), y ∈ R m represents the output of the sensors monitoring Σ, C ∈ B m×n is a zone index matrix for the sensor locations and w ∈ R m characterizes the additive measurement noise. More details on the state-space model formulation can be found in [11]. It is worth pointing out that in the context of fault diagnosis, the last term in (1), i.e.…”
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“…In (2), y ∈ R m represents the output of the sensors monitoring Σ, C ∈ B m×n is a zone index matrix for the sensor locations and w ∈ R m characterizes the additive measurement noise. More details on the state-space model formulation can be found in [11]. It is worth pointing out that in the context of fault diagnosis, the last term in (1), i.e.…”
Section: Problem Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The CDI technique in [11], however, is centralized; it considers the whole building for applying the technique and consequently it faces the computational complexity problems that arise as the size of the building increases. In this paper, we develop a fully distributed CDI methodology for large-scale intelligent buildings.…”
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