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This paper addresses the critical issue of visual comfort and accurate performance evaluation in large-format LED displays. It introduces a novel measurement method that considers human visual perception, specifically foveal vision, and mitigates measurement artifacts like stray light. This is important because it moves beyond simple luminance measurements to a more human-centric approach, potentially leading to better display designs and improved user experience.
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The paper introduces a novel 2D imaging luminance meter that replicates key optical parameters of the human eye.

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AI-Powered Real-time Daylight Illuminance Prediction for Building Control

Published:Dec 16, 2025 03:52
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This research explores a novel application of deep learning in building energy efficiency by predicting daylight illumination. The use of non-intrusive multimodal deep learning offers a promising approach for real-time control systems.
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The research focuses on real-time prediction of workplane illuminance distribution for daylight-linked controls using non-intrusive multimodal deep learning.