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CRAWDAD ucmerced/modes
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- Submitted by:
- CRAWDAD Team
- Last updated:
- Thu, 05/26/2022 - 08:00
- DOI:
- 10.15783/08kw-7n74
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Abstract
Room-level occupancy data for thermal and vibration sensing systems, along with their two late fusion schemes, to control HVAC systems.
This dataset contains time-series occupancy estimates under two scenarios of: 11 low occupancy days (with up to 2 occupants), and 3 high occupancy days (with up to 8 occupants), for four data schemes: - thermal sensor occupancy readings from the experimental room, - vibration sensor occupancy readings from the experimental room, - combination of thermal and vibration sources through a Data-driven Optimization-based Weighted Average (DOWA), - further and final improvement of the MODES occupancy estimate through the particle filter.
institution :
University of California Merced
version :
2022-05-20
Traceset
thermo-readings
- files: thermo-readings.zip
- description: The 14 days of measured time-series occupancy estimates by thermo sensor.
- tech description: This tracesset includes 14 days of time-series occupancy for both low (the first 11 columns), and high (the last 3 clolumns) occupancy scenarios.
- dataname: thermo-readings
- version: 2022-05-20
- date/time of measurement start: 2021-07-06
- date/time of measurement end: 2021-07-23
thermo-readings Traces
- thermo-readings.zip: undefined
- last modified: 2022-05-26
- dataname: thermo-readings.zip
- url: /download/ucmerced/modes/2022-05-20/thermo-readings/thermo-readings.zip
vibration-readings
- files: vibration-readings.zip
- description: The 14 days of measured time-series occupancy estimates by vibration sensor.
- tech description: This tracesset includes 14 days of time-series occupancy for both low (the first 11 columns), and high (the last 3 clolumns) occupancy scenarios.
- dataname: vibration-readings
- version: 2022-05-20
- date/time of measurement start: 2021-07-06
- date/time of measurement end: 2021-07-23
vibration-readings Traces
- vibration-readings.zip: undefined
- last modified: 2022-05-26
- dataname: vibration-readings.zip
- url: /download/ucmerced/modes/2022-05-20/vibration-readings/vibration-readings.zip
dowa
- files: dowa.zip
- description: The first level of late sensor fusion for thermo and vibration occupancy sensors
- tech description: This time-series occupancy data are obtained through a Data-driven Optimization-based Weighted Average (DOWA) process on thermal and vibration inputs for both low occupancy (the first 11 columns), and high occpancy (the last 3 columns) scenarios.
- dataname: dowa
- version: 2022-05-20
- date/time of measurement start: 2021-07-06
- date/time of measurement end: 2021-07-23
dowa Traces
- dowa.zip: undefined
- last modified: 2022-05-26
- dataname: dowa.zip
- url: /download/ucmerced/modes/2022-05-20/dowa/dowa.zip
modes
- files: modes.zip
- description: The final level of late sensor fusion to further improve the occupancy obtained by the DOWA.
- tech description: This time-series occupancy data are obtained through passing the DOWA's output into a Particle Filter for both low occupancy (the first 11 columns), and high occpancy (the last 3 columns) scenarios. These data are considered as the final and the most accurate occupancy estimate of the whole MODES system.
- dataname: modes
- version: 2022-05-20
- date/time of measurement start: 2021-07-06
- date/time of measurement end: 2021-07-23
modes Traces
- modes.zip: undefined
- last modified: 2022-05-26
- dataname: modes.zip
- url: /download/ucmerced/modes/2022-05-20/modes/modes.zip
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Citation:
Hamid Rajabi, CRAWDAD dataset ucmerced/modes (v. 2022‑05‑20), https://doi.org/10.15783/08kw-7n74, May 2022.
Dataset Files
thermo-readings.zip (259.97 kB)- vibration-readings.zip (321.16 kB)
- dowa.zip (85.85 kB)
- modes.zip (90.13 kB)
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Documentation
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