Vilaplana, 2021 - Google Patents
Evaluation of model order reduction complexity for advanced control of commercial buildingsVilaplana, 2021
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The buildings sector has experienced a drastic change during the last decades. The goals of reducing energy consumption in buildings, while respecting the comfort of their occupants, together with the new trend of developing buildings that can be grid-interactive, are bringing …
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