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I am a student working on load disaggregation using a data acquisition device sampling Active Power at 1Hz. I have successfully implemented a few deep learning models for this purpose but none of these seem to give any good results with appliances multiple states especially Fans, Mixer Grinders.
Could anyone provide guidance or point me in the right direction on how to tackle this issue?
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide!
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@YSSAINITISH18052000 I used the REFIT dataset to train the models described in this project but only focused on kettle, microwave, fridge,, dishwasher and washing machine appliance types. However, the REFIT data set does contain limited data for fans and grinders/mixers. You can fine tune one of my appliance models with the REFIT data for fans and mixers/grinders and or fine tune with locally generated data or data from another data set. My models work well for appliances with multiple states so this approach should work. If you want to do this, I can send you the weight of my models.
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@YSSAINITISH18052000 <https://github.com/YSSAINITISH18052000> I used the
REFIT dataset to train the models described in this project but only
focused on *kettle*, *microwave*, *fridge,*, *dishwasher* and *washing
machine* appliance types. However, the REFIT data set does contain
limited data for fans and grinders/mixers. You can fine tune one of my
appliance models with the REFIT data for fans and mixers/grinders and or
fine tune with locally generated data or data from another data set. My
models work well for appliances with multiple states so this approach
should work.
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Hello everyone,
I am a student working on load disaggregation using a data acquisition device sampling Active Power at 1Hz. I have successfully implemented a few deep learning models for this purpose but none of these seem to give any good results with appliances multiple states especially Fans, Mixer Grinders.
Could anyone provide guidance or point me in the right direction on how to tackle this issue?
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: