January 1, 2020

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Energy monitoring with a self-taught deep network

Energy monitoring with a self-taught deep network

Energy usage is a significant part of daily life, so the ability to monitor this use offers a number of benefits, from cost savings to improved safety. A key challenge is the lack of labeled data. Yiqun Hu shares a new solution: a RNN-based network trained to learn good features from unlabeled data.

Talk Title Energy monitoring with a self-taught deep network
Speakers Yiqun Hu (Singapore Power)
Conference Strata + Hadoop World
Conf Tag Make Data Work
Location Singapore
Date December 6-8, 2016
URL Talk Page
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Energy usage is a significant part of daily life, so the ability to monitor this use offers a number of benefits, from cost savings to improved safety. A key challenge is the lack of labeled data. Yiqun Hu shares a new solution: a RNN-based network trained to learn good features from unlabeled data. The self-learned feature extractor can then be used for different downstream applications, such as appliance detection (supervised) and anomaly detection (unsupervised).

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