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Machine Learning-Based Forecasting of Energy Demand in Academic Buildings: Insights from a Case Study
This chapter presents the development of machine learning models for short-term energy demand forecasting in academic buildings, using a dataset from a higher education campus in Portugal. The dataset comprises quarter-hourly power demand data collected between January 2016 and February 2020, along
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