I am a Master's student in Software Engineering, focusing on Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring (NILM), Smart Grid, Energy Internet, and time-series deep learning.
My current research explores how synthetic data generation, cross-domain adaptation, and efficient Transformer architectures can improve appliance-level load perception under data-scarce and resource-constrained scenarios.
- Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring (NILM)
- Smart Grid and Energy Internet
- Time-Series Representation Learning
- Synthetic Load Data Generation
- Transformer and Diffusion Models
- Parameter-Efficient Fine-Tuning for Edge-Oriented NILM
- Programming: Python, SQL, Markdown, LaTeX
- Deep Learning: PyTorch, CNN, RNN/LSTM/GRU, Transformer, Diffusion Models
- Data Analysis: Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib
- Research Tools: Git, GitHub, Overleaf, Anaconda, PyCharm
- Application Areas: NILM, Smart Grid, Energy Internet, Time-Series Modeling
SynerBETA-NILM is a two-stage framework for non-intrusive load monitoring. It combines synthetic appliance-level load generation with parameter-efficient cross-domain load disaggregation.
Keywords: NILM, Smart Grid, Energy Internet, Time-Series Modeling, Diffusion Model, Transformer, PEFT
SynerDiff is a data augmentation model designed for appliance-level power signals. It combines an autoregressive Transformer with diffusion modeling to capture both steady-state trends and transient load variations.
Keywords: NILM, Time-Series Generation, Diffusion Model, Transformer, Data Augmentation
BETA-NILM is a Transformer-based load disaggregation model that integrates adapter-based parameter-efficient fine-tuning and efficient attention for cross-domain NILM.
Keywords: NILM, Adapter, PEFT, Efficient Attention, Domain Adaptation
A practical power load perception project for heterogeneous scenarios such as convenience stores, filling stations, and gyms. I participated in data governance, sample library construction, feature design, and model training.
Keywords: Power Data Processing, Load Perception, Data Governance, Energy Management
- SynerBETA-NILM: A two-stage framework for synthetic load data generation and parameter-efficient cross-domain non-intrusive load monitoring.
Manuscript in preparation / under submission.
- Name: Peisheng Yang
- GitHub: @AKAYoung
- Research Direction: NILM, Smart Grid, Energy Internet, Time-Series Modeling