Mohamed Tabaa

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2023
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Abdelali Agouzoul, Emmanuel Simeu, Mohamed Tabaa:
Enhancement of Building Energy Consumption Using a Digital Twin based Neural Network Model Predictive Control. ICCAD 2023: 1-6
2022
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Abdelali Agouzoul, Mohamed Tabaa, Badr Chegari, Meryem Mhenni, Emmanuel Simeu, Abbas Dandache, Karim Alami:
Design and Study of a Digital Energy Building: Case of Morocco. J. Ubiquitous Syst. Pervasive Networks 16(2): 71-76 (2022)
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Abdelali Agouzoul, Emmanuel Simeu, Mohamed Tabaa:
Building energy consumption enhancement using a neural network based model predictive control synthesis in FPGA. ICM 2022: 262-265
2021
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Abdelali Agouzoul, Mohamed Tabaa, Badr Chegari, Emmanuel Simeu, Abbas Dandache, Karim Alami:
Towards a Digital Twin model for Building Energy Management: Case of Morocco. ANT/EDI40 2021: 404-410

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