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Utilizing interpretable stacking ensemble learning and NSGA-Ⅲ for the prediction and optimisation of building photo-thermal environment and energy consumption
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This study develops an approach consisting of a stacking model integrated with a multi-objective optimisation algorithm aimed at predicting and optimising the ecological performance of buildings.The integrated model consists of five base models and a meta-model,which significantly improves the prediction performance.Specifically,the R2 value was improved by 9.19%and the error metrics MAE,MSE,MAPE,and CVRMSE were reduced by 69.47%,79.88%,67.32%,and 57.02%,respectively,compared to the single prediction model.According to the research on interpretable machine learning,adding the SHAP value gives us a deeper understanding of the impact of each architectural design parameter on the performance.In the multi-objective optimisation part,we used the NSGA-Ⅲ algorithm to successfully improve the energy efficiency,daylight utilisation and thermal comfort of the building.Specifically,the optimal design solution reduces the energy use intensity by 31.6 kWh/m2,improves the useful daylight index by 39%,and modulated the thermal comfort index,resulting in a decrement of 0.69 ℃ for the summer season and an enhancement of 0.64 ℃ for the winter season,respectively.Overall,this study provides building designers and decision makers with a tool to make better design decisions at an early stage to achieve a better combination of energy efficiency,daylight utilisation and thermal comfort optimisation in an integrated manner,providing an important support for achieving sustainable building design.
building ecological performanceensemble learningmulti-objective optimisationsustainable designexplainable machine learning
Yeqin Shen、Yubing Hu、Kai Cheng、Hainan Yan、Kaixiang Cai、Jianye Hua、Xuemin Fei、Qinyu Wang
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School of Arts,Jiangsu University,Zhenjiang 212013,China
School of Architecture and Urban Planning,Nanjing University,Nanjing 210093,China
School of Computer Science and Communication Engineering,Jiangsu University,Zhenjiang 212013,China
Postgraduate Research &Practice Innovation Program of Jiangsu Province