A Survey on Intrusive Load Monitoring for Appliance Recognition

@article{Ridi2014ASO,
  title={A Survey on Intrusive Load Monitoring for Appliance Recognition},
  author={Antonio Ridi and Christophe Gisler and Jean Hennebert},
  journal={2014 22nd International Conference on Pattern Recognition},
  year={2014},
  pages={3702-3707}
}
Electricity load monitoring of appliances has become an important task considering the recent economic and ecological trends. In this game, machine learning has an important part to play, allowing for energy consumption understanding, critical equipment monitoring and even human activity recognition. This paper provides a survey of current researches on Intrusive Load Monitoring (ILM) techniques. ILM relies on low-end electricity meter devices spread inside the habitations, as opposed to Non… 
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