yashWeli/energy-suggestions-gptneo-Finetune
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This model is a Generative AI-powered energy optimization system designed to provide personalized recommendations for household electricity usage. It integrates IoT-based real-time monitoring, machine learning forecasting, and generative AI (LLMs) to deliver actionable suggestions through a web application.
- Developed by: Welikalage R.Y.W., Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology
- Funded by [optional]: Self-funded (with hardware + AWS cloud expenses)
- Shared by [optional]: Fine-tuned Transformer-based Large Language Model (LLM)
- Model type: Fine-tuned Transformer-based Large Language Model (LLM)
- Language(s) (NLP): English
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- Finetuned from model [optional]: Pre-trained Hugging Face Transformer LLM (domain-specific fine-tuning)
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- Paper [optional]: An Intelligent Electricity Management Unit: AI-Driven Power Forecasting and Personalized Consumption Insights with Application Integration (Project Proposal, 2025)
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Uses
Personalized energy-saving suggestions for household appliances
IoT-based real-time electricity consumption tracking
Forecasting energy usage with time-series ML models
Gamified dashboards to visualize energy savings
Direct Use
Integration with smart home systems and utility providers
Extension into sustainability-focused apps
Used in research for energy efficiency and behavioral insights
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