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To achieve the goal of carbon neutrality, the demand for energy saving by the residential sector has witnessed a soaring increase. As a promising paradigm to monitor and manage residential loads, the existing studies on non-intrusive load monitoring (NILM) either lack the scalability of real-world cases or pay unaffordable attention to identification accuracy. This paper proposes a high accuracy, ultra-sparse sample, and real-time computation based NILM method for residential appliances. The method includes three steps: event detection, feature extraction and load identification. A wavelet decomposition based standard deviation multiple (WDSDM) is first proposed to empower event detection of appliances with complex starting processes. The results indicate a false detection rate of only one out of sixteen samples and a time consumption of only 0.77 s. In addition, an essential feature for NILM is introduced, namely the overshoot multiple (which facilitates an average identification improvement from 82.1% to 100% for similar appliances). Moreover, the combination of modified weighted K-nearest neighbors (KNN) and overshoot multiples achieves 100% appliance identification accuracy under a sampling frequency of 6.25 kHz with only one training sample. The proposed method sheds light on highly efficient, user friendly, scalable, and real-world implementable energy management systems in the expectable future.

Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring for Residential Appliances with Ultra-Sparse Sample and Real-Time Computation