用文本挖掘分析推荐系统与强化学习在智能建筑中的应用潜力
Recommender systems and reinforcement learning for human-building interaction and context-aware support: A text mining-driven review of scientific literature
- 通过文本挖掘分析2.7万篇文献,梳理推荐系统与强化学习在建筑环境中的融合应用
- 发现二者广泛用于空间优化、位置推荐和个性化控制,提升能效与健康
- 适合关注智能建筑、人机交互与个性化服务的科研与工程人员
室内环境显著影响人类健康与福祉;提升健康水平并降低能耗是当前研究重点。随着信息通信技术(ICT)的发展,推荐系统与强化学习(RL)成为促进行为改变、改善建筑环境与能效的有力手段。本研究采用文本挖掘与自然语言处理(NLP)技术,深入分析这些方法在人-建筑互动及用户情境感知支持中的关联。基于对ScienceDirect数据库中27,595篇文献的分析,揭示了推荐系统与强化学习在空间优化、位置推荐及个性化控制建议方面的广泛应用。同时指出,该领域在预测性维护、建筑相关产品推荐及针对睡眠、工作效率等特定需求的环境优化方面具有巨大创新潜力。研究亦指出方法在捕捉学术细微差异上的局限,未来可通过整合与微调预训练语言模型来增强复杂文本理解能力。
原文摘要 · Abstract (English)
The indoor environment significantly impacts human health and well-being; enhancing health and reducing energy consumption in these settings is a central research focus. With the advancement of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), recommendation systems and reinforcement learning (RL) have emerged as promising approaches to induce behavioral changes to improve the indoor environment and energy efficiency of buildings. This study aims to employ text mining and Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques to thoroughly examine the connections among these approaches in the context of human-building interaction and occupant context-aware support. The study analyzed 27,595 articles from the ScienceDirect database, revealing extensive use of recommendation systems and RL for space optimization, location recommendations, and personalized control suggestions. Furthermore, this review underscores the vast potential for expanding recommender systems and RL applications in buildings and indoor environments. Fields ripe for innovation include predictive maintenance, building-related product recommendation, and optimization of environments tailored for specific needs, such as sleep and productivity enhancements based on user feedback. The study also notes the limitations of the method in capturing subtle academic nuances. Future improvements could involve integrating and fine-tuning pre-trained language models to better interpret complex texts.
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