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most citedGenTL: A General Transfer Learning Model for Building Thermal Dynamics

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GenTL: A General Transfer Learning Model for Building Thermal Dynamics

Fabian Raisch, Thomas Krug, Christoph Goebel +1

The paper introduces GenTL, a pretrained LSTM model that can be fine‑tuned for many single‑family houses, removing the need for source‑building selection and cutting prediction err…

cs.LG2026

Counter-Dyna: Data-Efficient RL-Based HVAC Control using Counterfactual Building Models

Jan Marco Ruiz de Vargas, Fabian Raisch, Zoltan Nagy +2

Model-based reinforcement learning (MBRL) offers a promising approach for data-efficient energy management in buildings, combining the strengths of predictive modeling and reinforc…

eess.SY2026

Transfer Learning for Neural Parameter Estimation applied to Building RC Models

Fabian Raisch, Timo Germann, J. Nathan Kutz +2

Parameter estimation for dynamical systems remains challenging due to non-convexity and sensitivity to initial parameter guesses. Recent deep learning approaches enable accurate an…

eess.SY2026

Robust and Interpretable Graph Neural Networks for Power Systems State Estimation

Arbel Yaniv, Kilian Golinski, Christoph Goebel

This study analyzes Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) for distribution system state estimation (DSSE) by employing an interpretable Graph Neural Additive Network (GNAN) and by utilizing…

cs.LG2026

BOOST-RPF: Boosted Sequential Trees for Radial Power Flow

Ehimare Okoyomon, Christoph Goebel

Accurate power flow analysis is critical for modern distribution systems, yet classical solvers face scalability issues, and current machine learning models often struggle with gen…

eess.SY2025

Adapting to Change: A Comparison of Continual and Transfer Learning for Modeling Building Thermal Dynamics under Concept Drifts

Fabian Raisch, Max Langtry, Felix Koch +3

Transfer Learning (TL) is currently the most effective approach for modeling building thermal dynamics when only limited data are available. TL uses a pretrained model that is fine…