Predictive capability testing and sensitivity analysis of a model for building energy efficiency

Building energy modelling presents a good tool for estimating building energy consumption. Different modelling approaches exist in literature comprising white-box/physical/calculation-based models, black-box/statistical/measurement-based models or hybrid models combining the former two. Our work pre...

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Veröffentlicht in:Building simulation 2020-02, Vol.13 (1), p.33-50
Hauptverfasser: Kalogeras, G., Rastegarpour, S., Koulamas, C., Kalogeras, A. P., Casillas, J., Ferrarini, L.
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Zusammenfassung:Building energy modelling presents a good tool for estimating building energy consumption. Different modelling approaches exist in literature comprising white-box/physical/calculation-based models, black-box/statistical/measurement-based models or hybrid models combining the former two. Our work presented in this paper deals with a calculation-based quasi-steady-state model for building energy consumption based on the ISO 13790 standard and its implementation in MATLAB/Octave. The model is also well compared to the ISO 52016 standard updating ISO 13790. The model predictive capability is confirmed against both EnergyPlus dynamic simulator results and calculation results of a commercially available relevant tool used as benchmarks. Machine learning techniques are applied to a large dataset of simulated data and a sensitivity analysis is presented narrowing down to the most influential model parameters.
ISSN:1996-3599
1996-8744
DOI:10.1007/s12273-019-0559-8