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Automatic collection of Building Metadata Motivation APPROACH Modeling Uncertainty Architecture PROBLEM Each commercial building is unique and has 1000s of sensors in custom layouts. Currently Building metadata (HVAC, zone information, sensor locations, etc) information is fractured and do not exist in a standard representation. This prevents scalable deployment of building application services Automated collection of building metadata from various information sources into a common representation format Reduce uncertainty in representation with increase in ingested information. TWO MAJOR TYPES OF UNCERTAINTY •VALUE UNCERTAINTY • Uncertainty in attribute values due to imperfect information • Modeled by •distribution and distribution parameters; or •PDF . •RELATIONSHIP UNCERTAINTY • Uncertainty in relationships between physical objects (e.g VAV ‘X’ maybe fed by AirHandler ‘Y’ or AirHandler ‘Z’) • Sets of relationships in a building should be captured by a m x n probability lattice, which shrinks in size as we have more certainty. Perform some algebra when new information is available to update uncertainty Towards Automated Building Metadata Collection Arka Bhattacharya, David Culler Automation : Example 1 INGESTION : RENDERER : Automation : Example 2 EMPERICALLY FIGURING OUT ORIENTATION OF ROOMS: East / South Interio r West/North Simple Classifier Ideal Classifier 1. To separate North & West from all other rooms: Use June evening temp. rise 2. To separate West from North: Temp. gradient at 5am in June 3. To separate East & South from Interior: August morning temp. rise Classification accuracy : 86% for all rooms on 6 th and 7 th floors 81% for all rooms on 5 th , 6 th and 7 th floors Uncertainty Reduction through feedback A 1 (SDH.S4-01) A 2 (SDH.S4-02) ….. Prob . Z 1 Z 2 Z 21 p1 Z 3 Z 14 Z 1 p2 …… p 21! Example 1: Return maximum likelihood actuator i for the VAV for the zone j. If returned mapping is correct, then we have nailed down the mapping If returned mapping is incorrect, then remove all the mappings of A i -> Z j , normalize the remaining probabilities If Zone extent boundaries are perfect , then it will require O(n 2 ) actuations to get the mapping right. Example 2: Zone Prob. Z1 p 1 Z2 P 2 …. Z21 p 21 If zone boundary information is imperfect Calculate most likely zone and most likely VAV for that zone. Given the user feedback, update the probabilty matrices using Bayes Rule. Research Questions 1. GbXML is weak in representing relationships. Explore other ways of representing building metadata. 2. How to represent incompleteness of data in the representation 3. How useful are PL “learning-by-example” techninques , and where can they be applied ?

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Towards Automated Building Metadata Collection. Automatic collection of Building Metadata. Arka Bhattacharya, David Culler. Motivation. Architecture. Modeling Uncertainty. PROBLEM. TWO MAJOR TYPES OF UNCERTAINTY VALUE UNCERTAINTY - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Automatic collection of Building Metadata

Automatic collection of Building Metadata

Motivation

APPROACHAPPROACH

Modeling UncertaintyArchitecture

PROBLEMPROBLEM

• Each commercial building is unique and has 1000s of sensors in custom layouts.

• Currently Building metadata (HVAC, zone information, sensor locations, etc) information is fractured and do not exist in a standard representation.

• This prevents scalable deployment of building application services

• Automated collection of building metadata from various information sources into a common representation format

• Reduce uncertainty in representation with increase in ingested information.

TWO MAJOR TYPES OF UNCERTAINTY

•VALUE UNCERTAINTY• Uncertainty in attribute values due to imperfect

information• Modeled by

• distribution and distribution parameters; or• PDF .

•RELATIONSHIP UNCERTAINTY• Uncertainty in relationships between physical

objects (e.g VAV ‘X’ maybe fed by AirHandler ‘Y’ or AirHandler ‘Z’)

• Sets of relationships in a building should be captured by a m x n probability lattice, which shrinks in size as we have more certainty.

Perform some algebra when new information is available to update uncertainty

Towards Automated Building Metadata Collection

Arka Bhattacharya, David Culler

Automation : Example 1

INGESTION :

RENDERER :

Automation : Example 2

EMPERICALLY FIGURING OUT ORIENTATION OF ROOMS:

East / South InteriorWest/North

Simple Classifier Ideal Classifier

1. To separate North & West from all other rooms:• Use June evening temp. rise

2. To separate West from North:• Temp. gradient at 5am in June

3. To separate East & South from Interior:• August morning temp. rise

Classification accuracy : 86% for all rooms on 6th and 7th floors81% for all rooms on 5th, 6th and 7th floors

Uncertainty Reduction through feedback

A1(SDH.S4-01) A2(SDH.S4-02) ….. Prob.

Z1 Z2 Z21

p1

Z3 Z14 Z1 p2

…… p21!

Example 1:

• Return maximum likelihood actuator i for the VAV for the zone j.• If returned mapping is correct, then we have nailed down the mapping• If returned mapping is incorrect, then remove all the mappings of Ai -> Zj

, normalize the remaining probabilities• If Zone extent boundaries are perfect , then it will require O(n2)

actuations to get the mapping right.

Example 2:

Zone Prob.

Z1 p1

Z2 P2

… ….

Z21 p21

If zone boundary information is imperfect

Calculate most likely zone and most likely VAV for that zone.Given the user feedback, update the probabilty matrices using Bayes Rule.

Research Questions1. GbXML is weak in representing relationships. Explore other ways of representing building metadata.2. How to represent incompleteness of data in the representation 3. How useful are PL “learning-by-example” techninques , and where can they be applied ?