Hierarchical clustering of complex energy systems using pretopology

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Hauptverfasser: Levy, Loup-Noe, Bosom, Jeremie, Guerard, Guillaume, Amor, Soufian Ben, Bui, Marc, Tran, Hai
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author Levy, Loup-Noe
Bosom, Jeremie
Guerard, Guillaume
Amor, Soufian Ben
Bui, Marc
Tran, Hai
author_facet Levy, Loup-Noe
Bosom, Jeremie
Guerard, Guillaume
Amor, Soufian Ben
Bui, Marc
Tran, Hai
contents This article attempts answering the following problematic: How to model and classify energy consumption profiles over a large distributed territory to optimize the management of buildings' consumption? Doing case-by-case in depth auditing of thousands of buildings would require a massive amount of time and money as well as a significant number of qualified people. Thus, an automated method must be developed to establish a relevant and effective recommendations system. To answer this problematic, pretopology is used to model the sites' consumption profiles and a multi-criterion hierarchical classification algorithm, using the properties of pretopological space, has been developed in a Python library. To evaluate the results, three data sets are used: A generated set of dots of various sizes in a 2D space, a generated set of time series and a set of consumption time series of 400 real consumption sites from a French Energy company. On the point data set, the algorithm is able to identify the clusters of points using their position in space and their size as parameter. On the generated time series, the algorithm is able to identify the time series clusters using Pearson's correlation with an Adjusted Rand Index (ARI) of 1.
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spellingShingle Hierarchical clustering of complex energy systems using pretopology
Levy, Loup-Noe
Bosom, Jeremie
Guerard, Guillaume
Amor, Soufian Ben
Bui, Marc
Tran, Hai
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
This article attempts answering the following problematic: How to model and classify energy consumption profiles over a large distributed territory to optimize the management of buildings' consumption? Doing case-by-case in depth auditing of thousands of buildings would require a massive amount of time and money as well as a significant number of qualified people. Thus, an automated method must be developed to establish a relevant and effective recommendations system. To answer this problematic, pretopology is used to model the sites' consumption profiles and a multi-criterion hierarchical classification algorithm, using the properties of pretopological space, has been developed in a Python library. To evaluate the results, three data sets are used: A generated set of dots of various sizes in a 2D space, a generated set of time series and a set of consumption time series of 400 real consumption sites from a French Energy company. On the point data set, the algorithm is able to identify the clusters of points using their position in space and their size as parameter. On the generated time series, the algorithm is able to identify the time series clusters using Pearson's correlation with an Adjusted Rand Index (ARI) of 1.
title Hierarchical clustering of complex energy systems using pretopology
topic Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.03069