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What specific software algorithms do advanced energy management systems use to predict thermal inertia in concrete core radiant slab heating systems for predictive load shifting?
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What specific software algorithms do advanced energy management systems use to predict thermal inertia in concrete core radiant slab heating systems for predictive load shifting?
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- IEEE CONTROL SYSTEMS LETTERS, VOL. 8, 2024 · synikia.eu
- Energy modelling and control of building heating and cooling systems with data-driven and hybrid models—A review · a434.tongji.edu.cn
- A Review of Machine Learning Control in Building Operations · nist.gov
- Machine Learning for Energy Management in Buildings: A Systematic Review on Real-World Applications · mdpi.com
- DOI: 10.1016/j.enbuild.2020.109831 · escholarship.org
- Data-driven modeling of building thermal dynamics: Methodology and state of the art · sciencedirect.com