Abstract

Comfort where an occupant is present is the subject of marketing in many sectors. This research paper focuses on heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) in the transportation sector. A literature survey has been conducted to understand historic HVAC control and optimization approaches. Many control approaches were captured/compared, and this provides great potential, but also shows that there is still room for improvement. This research explores a unique control opportunity using linear discriminant analysis (LDA) to predict the occupant, and then follows it with kalman decomposition (KD) for real time controllability/observability post-LDA operation. Integrating these two tools provides results as new combined approach for HVAC control. Prediction algorithm LDA shows approximately 79% accuracy score for prediction, which is above average when compared to other algorithms and sensors used. KD is manipulated to be controllable and observable to maintain cabin temperature in real-time once the occupant is identified.

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