Table 1 A Summary of energy management techniques in smart buildings-based solution.

From: Energy management system in smart buildings based coalition game theory with fog platform and smart meter infrastructure

References

Year

EMS method

Advantages

Disadvantages

7

2018

Symbolic Aggregate Approximation (SAX)

The information is gathered from two distinct locations

Results only include electrical energy demand

8

2018

Generalized Additive Modeling

Real-world data sets served as the inspiration for the implementation

Although two buildings were used in the simulations, the number of data from building one is restricted

9

2019

Case-Based Reasoning

SCADA system allows flexibility for real-time access to data, as well as archiving

By increasing the agents' number, there is a possibility that its performance will suffer

10

2020

PSO + FOG computing

The PSO technique decreases task waiting time, latency, and network bandwidth

It is possible to experiment with different parameters, such as total electrical demand

11

2019

Graph theory + IoT

Less computational time due to fast organizing data as it can quickly locate the shortest path and the nodes' neighbors

Poor display of results

12

2020

Hadoop is used to connect to the cloud

Hadoop's distributed architecture for processing and storing data allows for the rapid processing of massive datasets

Kerberos authentication raises severe concerns about the absence of storage and network-level encryption

13

2020

Readings taken both indoors and outside are sent to the cloud for subsequent analysis and decision-making on energy efficiency

Generalized model may apply to any building in Europe

Security threat in the cloud

14

2019

Smart plug data is analyzed in the cloud

The cloud can track energy consumption in real-time through the smart plug

They did not specify the building type under study

16

2020

Fuzzy Fog Model

User data can be evaluated locally, ensuring the data's privacy

Data transmission bandwidth can be prohibitively expensive

17

2019

Game Theory Fog Model

The proposed framework for assessing decision-making in such circumstances as are encountered

Every participant is required to be aware of the other participants' cost functions

18

2019

Cloud Fog TCP/IP Model

The data can be processed at the data source that is geographically located closest to the user

Costs and efforts are incurred when registering a domain name

19

2019

Open System Interconnection–based smart meter design

The layer interfaces are consistent

The used communication technology supports one-way communication without acknowledgment

20

2020

Fuzzy logic for minimum pricing energy cost

Lower hardware requirements

The used hardware may suffer from measurement errors

21

2020

K-means clustering groups energy-using buildings

The k-means clustering algorithm is both quick and economical in terms of the amount of computing it requires

If the input data is of varying sizes, it nevertheless generates clusters of the same size