Carlos Quintero Gull, J. Aguilar, M. Rodríguez-Moreno
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Abstract
In this work, we use the semi-supervised LAMDA-HSCC algorithm for characterizing the energy consumption in smart buildings, which can work with labeled and unlabeled data. Particularly, it uses the LAMDA-RD approach for the clustering problem and the LAMDA-HAD approach for the classification problem. Additionally, this algorithm uses three submodels for merging, partition groups (classes/cluster) and migrating individuals from a group to another. For the performance evaluation, several datasets of energetic consumption are used, with different percent of labeled data, showing very encouraging results according to two metrics in the semi-supervised context.