Dynamic Bayesian Networks to simulate occupant behaviours in office buildings related to indoor air quality
This work addresses indoor air quality management for building occupants, but it is incremental as it adapts existing Bayesian methods to a specific domain.
The paper tackled modeling human behavior in office buildings using Dynamic Bayesian Networks, applying it to simulate CO2 concentration with occupant interactions.
This paper proposes a new general approach based on Bayesian networks to model the human behaviour. This approach represents human behaviour with probabilistic cause-effect relations based on knowledge, but also with conditional probabilities coming either from knowledge or deduced from observations. This approach has been applied to the co-simulation of the CO2 concentration in an office coupled with human behaviour.