2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2017.09.971
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A Data Mining Approach to Analyze Occupant Behavior Motivation

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“…Dalam ilmu data modern disebutkan bahwa data identik dengan fakta, dan demikian semakin banyak data yang dikumpulkan untuk analisis, semakin baik [4]. Pengumpulan data saat ini dapat melalui wawancara maupun kuesioner walaupun untuk sebagian orang cara ini kurang efisien [5]. Nantinya data yang diperoleh akan memunculkan kriteria-kriteria yang dapat digunakan untuk menentukan metode apa yang akan digunakan [6].…”
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“…Dalam ilmu data modern disebutkan bahwa data identik dengan fakta, dan demikian semakin banyak data yang dikumpulkan untuk analisis, semakin baik [4]. Pengumpulan data saat ini dapat melalui wawancara maupun kuesioner walaupun untuk sebagian orang cara ini kurang efisien [5]. Nantinya data yang diperoleh akan memunculkan kriteria-kriteria yang dapat digunakan untuk menentukan metode apa yang akan digunakan [6].…”
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“…Thus, when, the respondent's behavior is considered true, it will act as a latent variable for real control and may contribute to the prediction and estimation of behavior. When using the methodology of survey applications as a strategy [37][10], it has been possible to broaden the understanding of occupant behavior as well as comfort requirements in office and residential buildings. This type of study through surveys, has a low response rate of around 11% -16%, despite the incentives that can be offered to the participants [23] [38].…”
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“…To model occupants' behavior, the correlation coefficient is an effective method used to predict and model the behavior of responses based on occupant-related information [72]. Additionally, logistic regression can be employed to analyze occupant behavior and predict the likelihood of behavior based on various factors [73]. Modelling the occupancy and opening and closing window patterns is crucial in predicting occupants' behavior as they have a significant impact on NV and energy consumption in buildings.…”
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