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### Training Data
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### Training Procedure
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#### Preprocessing [optional]
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#### Training Hyperparameters
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## Model Examination [optional]
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Carbon emissions can be estimated using the [Machine Learning Impact calculator](https://mlco2.github.io/impact#compute) presented in [Lacoste et al. (2019)](https://arxiv.org/abs/1910.09700).
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# EPlus-LLM
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**EPlus-LLM series, natural language for auto-building energy modeling via LLM**
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<div align="center">
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<img src="/figs/graphic.png" alt="Illustration of EPlus-LLMv2 for Auto-building energy modeling" width="700"/>
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## π News
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- β‘οΈ [2025/01/01] (update #2): We release EPlus-LLMv2, successfully addressing the challenge of auto-building energy modeling (ABEM) in complex scenarios. The new version of the platform supports a wide range of modeling scenarios encountered in real-world building applications, significantly enhancing its breadth and flexibility. Based on comprehensive datasets and a large-scale LLM, we integrate techniques such as LoRA, mixed precision training, and model quantification to reduce computational burden and achieve efficient fine-tuning (without compensating performance).
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[Paper coming soon](https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apenergy.2024.123431).
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- π₯ [2024/05/016] (update #1): We first successfully implement natural language-based auto-building modeling by fine-tuning a large language model (LLM).
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[Paper here](https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apenergy.2024.123431).
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## π Key Features
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- Scalability: Auto-generates complex EnergyPlus models, including varying geometries, materials, thermal zones, hourly schedules, and more.
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- Accuracy & Efficiency: Achieves 100% modeling accuracy while reducing manual modeling time by over 98%.
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- Interaction & Automation: A user-friendly human-AI interface for seamless model creation and customization.
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<img src="/figs/v2_paltform.png" alt="Description" width="600"/>
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<p><em>A user-friendly human-AI interface for EPlus-LLMv2.</em></p>
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- Flexible Design Scenarios:
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Geometry: square, L-, T-, U-, and hollow-square-shaped buildings
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Roof types: flat, gable, hip β customizable attic/ridge height
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Orientation & windows: custom WWR, window placement, facade-specific controls
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Internal loads: lighting, equipment, occupancy, infiltration/ventilation, schedules, heating/cooling setpoints
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<img src="/figs/v2_prompt-model.png" alt="Prompt-Model Description" width="600"/>
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<p><em>The relationship between the prompt and the model.</em></p>
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## ποΈ Target Users
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This current platform is designed for engineers, architects, and researchers working in building performance, sustainability, and resilience. It is especially useful during early-stage conceptual design when modeling decisions have the greatest impact.
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<img src="/figs/v2_example1.png" alt="Examples of EPlus-LLMv2" width="600"/>
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<p><em>EXample scenarios of EPlus-LLMv2.</em></p>
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## π Quick Start
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This repository contains v2 and v1 of EPlus-LLM, along with implementation details for the ABEM reference.
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π Repository Structure
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ββ README.md # Project documentation
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ββ v2 # V2 model for complex ABEM scenarios in real-world
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ββ v1 # V1 model for simple ABEM scenarios
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ββ requirements.txt # Dependencies for this project
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π§ Installation
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- Clone the repository:
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git clone https://github.com/Gangjiang1/EPlus-LLM.git
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βΆοΈ Running Auto-Building Energy Modeling via EPlus-LLM
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