WO2024068055A1 - Procédé mis en œuvre par ordinateur pour commander le fonctionnement d'un ou de plusieurs dispositifs fonctionnels dans un environnement défini, et système correspondant - Google Patents

Procédé mis en œuvre par ordinateur pour commander le fonctionnement d'un ou de plusieurs dispositifs fonctionnels dans un environnement défini, et système correspondant Download PDF

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WO2024068055A1
WO2024068055A1 PCT/EP2023/062677 EP2023062677W WO2024068055A1 WO 2024068055 A1 WO2024068055 A1 WO 2024068055A1 EP 2023062677 W EP2023062677 W EP 2023062677W WO 2024068055 A1 WO2024068055 A1 WO 2024068055A1
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  • the present invention relates to a computer-implemented method for controlling an operation of one or more functional devices in a defined surrounding.
  • the present invention relates to a system for controlling an operation of one or more functional devices in a defined surrounding, wherein an operation of one or more functional devices in a defined surrounding is controlled.
  • Buildings may have anomalies that lead to increased energy consumption, whereas certain actions can be taken to either avoid these anomalies in the future or to mediate the loss of energy consumption.
  • a necessary action can be controlling the heating, ventilation, air conditioning, HVAC, system based on the detected anomalies.
  • a previous development according to document [1] was a machine learning system based on generative weak supervision through reinforced labeling, where a set of labeling functions, LFs, and unlabeled data points are used in a “generative process” to create labels. Later, the created labels are used to generate an end machine learning model, which is a supervised model such as deep neural networks.
  • Reinforced Labeling could add limited improvements if Data Programming labels only a very restricted part of the dataset: There will be too little labeled data points and as a consequence there will be too little effects of reinforcement to augment new labels close to the labeled data points successfully.
  • Another problem is to have the labeled data points that are distant from all the unlabeled data points. For instance, a data point that is labeled by an LF might be too isolated in a multidimensional space so that no other point can be close to that point. Hence the generative model may not be able to generalize to other data points in the training or testing dataset.
  • Document [2] discloses an anomaly detection model generator for use in home automation systems and accessing sensor data generated by a plurality of sensors, determining a plurality of feature vectors from the sensor data, and executing a plurality of unsupervised anomaly detection machine learning algorithms in an ensemble using the plurality of feature vectors to generate a set of predictions. Respective entropy-based weightings are determined for each of the plurality of unsupervised anomaly detection machine learning algorithms from the set of predictions. A set of pseudo labels is generated based on the predictions and weightings, and a supervised machine learning algorithm uses the set of pseudo labels as training data to generate an anomaly detection model corresponding to the plurality of sensors.
  • Document [4] discloses electricity usage of buildings. Electricity usage of buildings, including offices, malls, and residential apartments, represents a significant portion of a nation's energy expenditure and carbon footprint. In the United States, the buildings' appliances consume 72% of the total produced electricity approximately.
  • cyber-physical system CPS
  • researchers have put forth associated research questions to reduce cyber-physical building environment energy consumption by minimizing the energy dissipation while securing occupants' comfort. Some of the questions in CPS building include finding the optimal HVAC control, monitoring appliances' energy usage, detecting insulation problems, estimating the occupants' number and activities, managing thermal comfort, intelligently interacting with the smart grid.
  • Various machine learning, ML, applications have been studied in recent CPS researches to improve building energy efficiency by addressing these questions.
  • the aforementioned object is accomplished by a computer-implemented method for controlling an operation of one or more functional devices in a defined surrounding, the method comprising the steps of:
  • a system for controlling an operation of one or more functional devices in a defined surrounding comprising:
  • - providing and/or collecting means for providing and/or collecting sensor data from at least one environment sensor of the surrounding for providing data points out of the provided and/or collected sensor data; - applying means for applying at least one labeling function on at least some of the data points for labeling data points as a non-anomaly or an anomaly in the defined surrounding;
  • clustering means for clustering of data points into one or more definable clusters under consideration of at least one defined criterion
  • controlling means for controlling the operation of the one or more functional devices based on information resulting from at least the labeled data points.
  • Clustering can be performed in a set of some data points each with a set of features. Some of the data points can be unlabeled and the rest of them are labeled by the at least one labeling function. The clustering can take into account the intermediate status of the data points - labeled or unlabeled.
  • the recommendation should be based on the clustering, which can mean that, the active learning can cover the data points that are in proximity to each other so that a reinforced labeling can help automatically labeling more unlabeled data points. For instance, a data point that is in the center of a cluster can lead to more data points automatically by the reinforced labeling.
  • the clustering can help showing such points that are unlabeled and close to other unlabeled data points.
  • the operation of the one or more functional devices can be controlled to achieve a defined operation purpose, wherein the operation purpose can be an efficient energy management.
  • the operation purpose can be an efficient energy management.
  • Other operation purposes are possible according to individual situations and requirements.
  • the data points can be provided in a data representation, which simplifies further method steps.
  • a data representation can be a suitable matrix comprising the data points.
  • the defined surrounding can comprise or can be realized by a building. Different types and sizes of buildings are possible.
  • the labeling of data points as a non-anomaly or an anomaly can refer to a building occupancy. Such an occupancy of buildings can vary in different regions or rooms of a building due to the usage of the building by persons.
  • the one or more functional devices can comprise one or more HVAC devices, for example heating, ventilation or air conditioning apparatuses.
  • a label augmentation can be performed with regard to at least one labeling function, wherein an initial label augmentation can be applied on at least one unlabeled data point that is or are nearest to one or more existing labeled data points.
  • an initial label augmentation can be applied on at least one unlabeled data point that is or are nearest to one or more existing labeled data points.
  • Such a label argumentation can be performed for more labeling functions one after the other.
  • a label augmentation can be applied or performed for more than one unlabeled data point.
  • the at least one criterion regarding the clustering step can comprise at least one data feature and/or at least one existing anomaly label.
  • Clustering can take into account labeled data points and unlabeled data points.
  • the clustering step, the recommending step and the step of labeling at least the recommended unlabeled data point based on the active learning can be iterated for the at least one labeling function until a defined number of labeled data points or a defined proportion of labeled data points out of the provided data points is reached or exceeded. Such an iteration can provide a very efficient and accurate method or system.
  • the step of labeling at least the recommended unlabeled data point based on the active learning can comprise reinforcement labeling.
  • a machine learning model can be trained for anomaly detection after the step of labeling at least the recommended unlabeled data point based on the active learning, so that the controlling step can be performed on the basis of a prediction using the machine learning model.
  • Different machine learning models can be used in this context, for example supervised models. As a result, a high efficient controlling step can be performed.
  • a situation, failure and/or anomaly prediction can be performed after the step of labeling at least the recommended unlabeled data point based on the active learning or after the machine learning model training. This can result in a high efficient control of the operation of one or more functional devices in the defined surrounding.
  • the active learning can use at least one knowledge base, external data source, knowledge graph or oracle. This can result in a high efficient active learning process.
  • At least one step of the computer-implemented method and/or an anomaly detection can be performed in a digital twin of the surrounding. Based on such a digital twin anomalies can be avoided before they occur.
  • the at least one environment sensor can provide a real-time monitoring of behaviors and/or situations in the surrounding for feeding the digital twin with sensor data.
  • Such sensors can include different types of sensors for measuring different environment parameters. This can result in a very efficient system or method.
  • the digital twin can comprise virtual entities representing real-world functional devices and/or real-world functional services, wherein the devices and services being able to consume energy.
  • the digital twin can provide a very real image of the real world. This can result in a very efficient method or system.
  • Embodiments can comprise an efficient LF-based clustering using additional annotations to data points, like anomalies, non-anomalies and unestimated, for example, for guiding the Active Learning Recommendation.
  • Further embodiments can comprise iterative augmentation of labels from LFs by active learning over the clusters of, for example weakly, supervised data points.
  • a computer-implemented method for controlling HVAC based on building occupancy anomaly prediction comprising the steps of
  • Active learning recommendation Active learning recommendation based on the clustering
  • Knowledge-base e.g. oracle, for active learning
  • step 3-6 Iterating of step 3-6 till minimum dataset coverage threshold; 8) Supervised ML training;
  • Further embodiments propose an anomaly prediction for buildings without actual anomalies.
  • the effort of domain experts for labeling data points can be reduced.
  • Further embodiments comprise automating configuration & maintainance effort for building facility manager.
  • an anomaly detection through weak supervision can be provided.
  • a system and method of energy management through building digital twins can be realized.
  • Embodiments can propose a system and method for energy management in smart buildings through anomaly detection in building digital twins.
  • the building digital twin can contain virtual entities representing real-world objects, and services, e.g., detecting anomalies, that might lead to energy consumption.
  • Embodiments can propose a method of anomaly detection through weak supervision as alternative to having real building anomalies as ground-truth, thus the embodiments can allow avoiding anomalies in the first place before they occur.
  • the disclosed system for controlling an operation of one or more functional devices in a defined surrounding wherein an operation of one or more functional devices in a defined surrounding is controlled, can be realized in an apparatus or device comprising:
  • clustering means for clustering of data points into one or more definable clusters under consideration of at least one defined criterion
  • controlling means for controlling the operation of the one or more functional devices based on information resulting from at least the labeled data points.
  • Fig. 1 shows in a diagram steps of active labeling and label augmentation for a given labeling function according to an embodiment of the disclosure
  • Fig. 2 shows a diagram with ML in a loop for energy management according to an embodiment of the disclosure
  • Fig. 3 shows a diagram with ML in a loop for smart campus building occupancy anomaly detection according to an embodiment of the disclosure
  • Fig. 4 shows in a diagram steps of active labeling and label augmentation for a given labeling function as an equivalent of Fig.1 according to an embodiment of the disclosure.
  • active Learning can be a valid solution to label new anomalies in a building digital twin by helping Reinforced Labeling - Label Augmentation - to classify new and unlabeled anomalies iteratively.
  • existing knowledge bases or oracles e.g., knowledge from domain experts, can be considered. These sources provide valuable knowledge that can be utilized in the machine learning models, whereas they can be costly and timeconsuming, especially in cases such as manual annotation of complete datasets.
  • the initial label augmentation can be applied to mark unlabeled points that are nearest to the existing labeled points before a clustering step (Step 0 and Step 1), see Fig. 1 .
  • a clustering step (Step 0 and Step 1), see Fig. 1 .
  • This component of the embodiment creates a data representation given the initial (augmented) labeling matrix and iteratively updated matrices where the labeling matrix is updated at each iteration as illustrated in Fig. 1 and 2.
  • the component first decides how to represent the data considering all possible scenarios for a data point. Later, the component applies a special clustering technique where the input comes from the data representation and output is based on utilizing active learning recommendation.
  • Step 0 represents the anomaly described above: data points have two features, and x 2 ; e g-, defining virtual or physical coordinates of a place, and have been labeled as non-anomalies - circles - and anomalies - triangles - by a certain set of labeling functions. For simplicity, we include in Fig. 1 , only one labeling function LF 1 . At the same time, LF 1 could abstain - empty circles/triangles. Data points could be labeled in different ways from other labeling functions, but at the moment only LF is considered.
  • the labeling done by all or any LFs can be considered as the labels.
  • a labeled point may mean the point labeled by all LFs, the majority of LFs, only one LF, or a particular LF, as in the example shown in Fig. 1.
  • the labeling can consider the probabilistic latent labels that are the outputs of the generative process, or uncertainties of given data points.
  • the labeling can be applied as “anomaly” or “non-anomaly”, regardless of the real class that a data point belongs to - as circle or triangle.
  • Step 1 clustering is applied on the dataset with input features and existing classification labels from the labeling functions and possible augmented labels which label non-labeled data points that are close to the labeled points.
  • the clustering may include all points or a subset of all points.
  • the clusters may have different sizes.
  • the clustering can be performed in various ways such as the two examples below:
  • Clustering takes into account both labeled data points and unlabeled data points by “Labeling Functions”.
  • Step 0 data representation possibilities such as LF majority, labeling status, or probabilities, uncertainties can be used to implement an applicable clustering algorithm.
  • active learning recommendation according to an embodiment is applied on the clustered data.
  • the results of the clustering such as data sizes of each cluster, their classification labels and the status of classifications, as well as any other available/applicable statistics can be used for guiding the active learning recommendation. For instance, a cluster with many data points that are close to each other may be chosen and a central point in the cluster can be recommended for active learning in order to reduce the labeling effort in the subsequent step and iteration of the active learning.
  • Fig. 1 data points are illustrated for the Active Learning Recommendation, see Step 2. It would be useful to choose objects with high impact in terms of effects, so that also Reinforced Labeling in Step 3 can automatically classify others. High impact data points are the ones that have an enough number of neighbor points that make them be placed on the same cluster after clustering.
  • This step also includes a decision on “which data points” to be labeled after the active labeling by the oracle.
  • the active labeling recommendation may mean active labeling for only a particular data point, or a particular cluster, where the active learning annotation would label the data points in the clusters that may or may not be labeled.
  • a subset of the data points in the cluster or even data points in nearby or far away clusters can be labeled.
  • Step 3 Reinforcement Labeling is applied. This step “augments” the data points with the existing labels - already classified data points - to the data points that do not have labels - previously abstained - data points as described in [1],
  • Steps 1 , 2 and 3 should be applied iteratively, and for each labeling function, until the dataset will be composed of enough labeled anomaly/non-anomaly points.
  • a new threshold will be introduced, namely data coverage, defined as a float in range [0,1].
  • the termination condition will be that the proportion of labeled data points out of the entire dataset is greater than the data coverage threshold.
  • Step 4 - a machine learning model can be trained for anomaly detection. Any applicable machine learning model such as supervised models can be utilized to make use of the labeling coming from the above steps.
  • a data point is recommended to enable more reinforced labeling, e.g., data points in the same cluster with the most number of abstains.
  • the anomaly detection can be trained through a machine learning model, e.g., a supervised machine learning model.
  • the energy management application is applied for the smart campus environment where the application detects anomalies in the environment for feeding the Digital Twin of Buildings that would make efficient decisions of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, HVAC. For instance, in the anomaly of high occupancy in a conference room in the university building during summer, ventilation or air conditioning is automatically activated by the Digital Twin of the Smart Building.
  • the measurement sensors include CO2, humidity, building/room occupancy sensors, parking sensors, solar energy, temperature, mobile sensors, and others.
  • the predictions of anomalies are made using the sensors, such that a situation can be defined as anomaly by the building management. For different anomaly situations, e.g., high occupancy situation vs. unexpectedly low attendance to an event, different HVAC decisions can be implemented according to the detected situations.
  • labeling functions can be written on each sensor data (timeseries) where when a certain range of measurement happens.
  • the label can be either for anomaly or nonanomaly situations.
  • the newly introduced components are the following: Decision making for labeling percentage, after having the “Augmented labels” from the “Generative Process”. Based on the augmented labels’ percentage through the complete dataset - sensor data - and the existing labeled data points in the Generative Process, the data clustering can be applied again.
  • the clustering can take into account unlabeled data as well as labeled data for more efficient clustering.
  • a recommender system called “Active Learning Recommender” can make recommendations to the active learning.
  • the active learning can be a human data annotator, e.g., domain expert, or an Oracle that makes guesses given the dataset and additional knowledge such as knowledge from external data sources and knowledge graphs.
  • Fig. 3 illustrates an embodiment of the system’s application to the smart campus building occupancy anomaly detection.
  • the high occupancy situations are considered as anomalies.
  • the anomalies would be used for HVAC decisions in the energy management.
  • the data clustering can be applied again.
  • the clustering takes into account unlabeled data - no estimation for building occupancy anomaly - as well as labeled data - estimation for building occupancy anomaly or non-anomaly - for more efficient clustering.
  • a recommender system called “Active Learning Recommender” makes recommendations to the active learning.
  • the active learning can be a human data annotator, e.g., domain expert, or an Oracle that makes guesses given the dataset and additional knowledge such as knowledge from external data sources and knowledge graphs.
  • the human annotator e.g., a building manager
  • new labels are generated for the generative process and passed on to the “Label Augmenter”.
  • the label augmentation can be performed for generating additional labels based on the existing labels - based on the closeness of the no estimation data points to the anomaly or non-anomaly data points - and the annotated data by active learning.
  • a new set of Augmented Labels is generated.
  • the anomaly/non-anomaly for occupancy labels and campus building data features are utilized by a supervised machine learning model, e.g., a Neural Network model.
  • the supervised machine learning model predicts the high occupancy anomalies in the campus building.
  • existing clustering techniques such as DBScan or K-neares neighbors, KNN, are utilized.
  • KNN K-neares neighbors
  • the previous clustering phase give guidance on the Active Learning Recommender, such that the Active Learning Recommender would take into account the cluster sizes and the content of the clusters, e.g., including many anomalies/non-anomalies vs. being fully unestimated.
  • the choices of ranking for Active Learning would be a design choice. For instance, the priority can be given to fully unestimated clusters or clusters with conflicting labels, including both anomaly and non-anomaly.
  • the occupancy anomaly predictor uses the generated ML model to arise anomaly events. These events are the inputs to more cleverly control the HVAC system.
  • the loop to generate the model is repeated periodically to include new data and to adapt to new conditions avoiding the model drift that is the degradation of model performance due to changes in data and relationships between input and output variables.
  • the cluster calculator might individuate a new cluster with high uncertainty.
  • the active learning recommender might present this cluster to be annotated.
  • this invention can be used to quick start HVAC controller operation based on unlabeled data with minimal configuration given by the labeling functions and active learning recommender with decent HVAC control efficiency. Through time, iteration by iteration, the model and therefore the HVAC control will improve their performance with minimal intervention by human.
  • This section see Fig. 4, aims to highlight some numerical details, taking the situation pictured in Fig. 1 - 23 data points labeled by LF1 - and showing the four steps from a second perspective.
  • Steps 1 and 2 produce new augmented labels and group similar data points;
  • Step 3 proposes an unlabeled data point in a cluster, the result will be a new label produced through Active Learning, this may be valid for each LF since it has been created by a domain expert. Iterating the previous steps, new augmented labels are generated starting from the latter, as for data points 19 and 20 in Step 1.

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Dans le but d'offrir un procédé efficace pour commander le fonctionnement d'un ou de plusieurs dispositifs fonctionnels dans un environnement défini, l'invention concerne un procédé mis en oeuvre par ordinateur pour commander le fonctionnement d'un ou de plusieurs dispositifs fonctionnels dans un environnement défini qui comprend les étapes consistant à fournir et/ou à collecter des données de capteur à partir d'au moins un capteur d'environnement de l'environnement en vue d'extraire des points de données des données de capteur fournies et/ou collectées ; à appliquer au moins une fonction d'étiquetage (LF) à au moins certains des points de données pour étiqueter des points de données comme non-anomalie ou anomalie dans l'environnement défini ; à regrouper des points de données en un ou plusieurs groupes définissables en tenant compte d'au moins un critère défini ; à recommander un point de données non étiqueté pour un apprentissage actif, la recommandation étant basée sur le regroupement ; à étiqueter au moins le point de données non étiqueté recommandé sur la base de l'apprentissage actif ; et à commander le fonctionnement du ou des dispositifs fonctionnels sur la base d'informations résultant au moins des points de données étiquetés. L'invention concerne en outre un système correspondant pour commander un ou plusieurs dispositifs fonctionnels dans un environnement défini.
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