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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 11, 2015
Filed:
Jun. 29, 2010
Mario E. Berges Gonzalez, Pittsburgh, PA (US);
Ethan J. Goldman, Berlington, VT (US);
Luciio Soibelman, Pittsburgh, PA (US);
Burton W. Andrews, Pittsburgh, PA (US);
Diego S. Benitez Meijia, Pittsburgh, PA (US);
H. Scott Matthews, Pittsburgh, PA (US);
Michael Hoynck, Pittsburgh, PA (US);
Mario E. Berges Gonzalez, Pittsburgh, PA (US);
Ethan J. Goldman, Berlington, VT (US);
Luciio Soibelman, Pittsburgh, PA (US);
Burton W. Andrews, Pittsburgh, PA (US);
Diego S. Benitez Meijia, Pittsburgh, PA (US);
H. Scott Matthews, Pittsburgh, PA (US);
Michael Hoynck, Pittsburgh, PA (US);
Other;
Abstract
Apparatus and method including acquiring a signal indicative of power consumption; detecting a transient in the signal; extracting a feature indicative of the transient, wherein extracting the feature includes: fitting a plurality of models to the transient, selecting one of the plurality of models as a model for the transient, and defining the feature indicative of the transient based on at least one parameter of the model for the transient; and classifying the transient based on the feature.