Impact of Derived Features from the Controlled Environment Agriculture Scenarios on Energy Consumption Prediction Model

Author:

Cao Yifan,Chen Yangda,Shi Mingwen,Li Chuanzhen,Wu Weijun,Li Yapeng,Guo XuxinORCID,Sun Xianpeng

Abstract

The high energy consumption CEA building brings challenges to the management of the energy system. An accurate energy consumption prediction model is necessary. Although there are various prediction methods, the prediction method for the particularity of CEA buildings is still a gap. This study proposes some derived features based on the CEA scenarios to improve the accuracy of the model. The study mainly extracts the time series and logical features from the agricultural calendar, the botanical physiological state, building characteristics, and production management. The time series and logical features have the highest increase of 2.8% and 3.6%, respectively. In addition, four automatic feature construction methods are also used to achieve varying degrees of influence from −9% to 8%. Therefore, the multiple feature extraction and feature construction methods proposed in this paper can effectively improve the model performance.

Funder

National Technical System of Bulk Vegetable Industry

Shaanxi Provincial Technology Innovation Guidance Special Fund

Shaanxi Science and Technology Innovation Team

Publisher

MDPI AG

Subject

Building and Construction,Civil and Structural Engineering,Architecture

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