Dr. D. Y.

Patil Unitech Society’s

Dr. D. Y. Patil Institute of Technology Sant Tukaram Nagar, Pimpri, Pune-
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AFFILIATED TO SAVITRIBAI PHULE PUNE UNIVERSITY

Synopsis
On

“Data finder using python”

Team Members:
Aditya rathod BEAI&DSA24
Tejas lomate BEAI&DSA31
srushti rajput BEAI&DSA70

Project Type: Academic

UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF

Prof. Seetu Patel

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 Index

Sr. No. Content Page No.

1. Abstract 3

2. Introduction 4

3. Problem Statement 6

4. Literature Survey 7

5. Objectives 10

6. Implementation Plan 13

7. Expected Results 16

8. Challenges and Risk 18

Mitigation
9. Conclusion 20

10. References 21

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 Abstract
Predicting energy consumption has become crucial to creating a
sustainable and intelligent environment. With the aid of forecasts of
future demand, the distribution and production of energy can be
optimized to meet the requirements of a vastly growing population.
However, because of the varied types of energy consumption patterns,
predicting the demand for any household can be difcult. It has recently
gained popularity with social Internet of Things-based smart homes,
smart grid planning, and artifcial intelligence-based smart energy-
saving solutions. Although there are methods for estimating energy
consumption, most of these systems are based on one-step forecasting
and have a limited forecasting period. Several prediction models were
implemented in this paper to address the problem mentioned above
and achieve high accuracy, including the baseline model, the
AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) model, the
Seasonal Auto-Regressive Integrated Moving Average (SARIMAX with
eXogenous factors) model, the Long ShortTerm Memory (LSTM)
Univariate model, and the LSTM Multivariate model.

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Introduction
 Background of the Problem:

The project focuses on developing an innovative predictive electric

vision system that integrates deep learning and IoT technologies to
optimize energy consumption in real-time. Traditional energy
monitoring systems are limited in providing future insights, which
leads to inefficient energy use. To address this, the proposed system
utilizes the ESP8266 microcontroller and PZEM 004T sensors to
collect real-time electricity data, which is then processed using deep
learning models to forecast future consumption. Additionally, the
system employs Large Language Models (LLMs) to generate
personalized energy optimization reports, helping users reduce
energy waste and lower costs. With a user-friendly ReactJS interface
and a scalable backend powered by Python and MongoDB, this
system offers a comprehensive solution for both predictive analytics
and energy optimization, contributing to more efficient energy
management in residential and industrial settings.

 Importance of the Project:

The importance of this project lies in its potential to revolutionize

energy management by leveraging predictive analytics and IoT
technologies. With rising energy demands and the global need for
sustainability, optimizing electricity consumption is critical for both
cost savings and environmental impact. This system not only monitors
real-time electricity usage but also provides accurate forecasts,
enabling users to make proactive decisions about their energy
consumption. The integration of deep learning models and large
language models (LLMs) ensures that users receive personalized,
actionable insights to reduce energy waste. By promoting more
efficient energy use, this project has the potential to lower electricity
bills, reduce carbon footprints, and contribute to broader energy
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conservation efforts, making it a vital tool

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for residential, industrial, and commercial applications.

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 Objectives

 Develop a Predictive Electric Vision System: Create a system that

combines hardware (ESP8266, PZEM 004T sensor, light sensors) with
deep learning models to monitor and predict electricity usage.
 Energy Usage Forecasting: Utilize deep learning techniques to predict
electricity consumption based on historical data, enhancing traditional
energy monitoring systems with real-time and future insights.
 Optimization of Energy Consumption: Generate personalized
optimization reports using Large Language Models (LLMs) that suggest
actionable strategies to reduce energy consumption for users.

 Goals:

 Improve Predictive Accuracy: Ensure that the deep learning models

achieve a high level of accuracy (with an MAE of less than 5%) in
predicting future electricity usage.
 Achieve Energy Cost Savings: Demonstrate that users can reduce their
electricity consumption and costs by following the system's
optimization suggestions.
 Refinement of Predictive Models: Continuously refine the deep
learning models to better capture the patterns of electricity
consumption and improve long-term predictions.
 Expand System Capabilities: In future iterations, incorporate
additional sensors to monitor more aspects of electricity usage and
further improve the accuracy of predictions.

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 Problem Statement

The increasing demand for energy, coupled with the need for more
sustainable and cost-effective solutions, highlights a significant gap in
current electricity management systems. Traditional energy monitoring
technologies primarily provide real-time data on electricity consumption but
lack predictive capabilities and actionable insights to optimize usage. As a
result, consumers—both residential and industrial—often struggle to reduce
energy consumption effectively, leading to unnecessary energy waste and
higher costs. Without future insights, these systems fall short in helping
users prevent peak usage or implement energy-saving strategies proactively.

This project addresses this challenge by developing a deep learning-powered

electric vision system designed to predict electricity usage and generate
personalized optimization reports. By combining hardware components like
the ESP8266 microcontroller, PZEM 004T sensor, and a light sensor for real-
time electricity data collection, with advanced software solutions using deep
learning models, this system enables predictive analysis and actionable
insights. Large Language Models (LLMs) are further integrated to create
custom energy-saving suggestions tailored to individual usage patterns. This
holistic approach aims to optimize energy consumption, reduce electricity
costs, and contribute to a more sustainable future.

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 Literature Survey

 Review of Existing Work:

In the realm of energy management, several studies have explored real-time

monitoring systems using microcontrollers such as Arduino and Raspberry
Pi. These systems typically collect data from sensors measuring voltage,
current, and power consumption, allowing users to track their electricity
usage. However, these existing solutions are limited by their inability to
predict future consumption or provide actionable insights for optimization.
While they offer detailed data on current usage, they lack the predictive
analytics required to help users make proactive decisions about reducing
energy consumption or optimizing electricity usage patterns.

Recent advancements in machine learning, particularly deep learning, have

shown great potential in addressing these limitations. Research has
demonstrated the effectiveness of deep learning models, such as Artificial
Neural Networks (ANNs) and Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs), in
forecasting electricity consumption based on historical data. These models
can capture complex patterns in time-series data, allowing for more accurate
long-term predictions compared to traditional statistical methods.
Furthermore, the integration of Large Language Models (LLMs) to generate
personalized energy optimization reports is a relatively new approach, with
few studies having explored their application in this field. By merging deep
learning with LLMs, this project builds on these innovations to offer a
comprehensive solution that not only predicts future electricity usage but
also provides tailored recommendations to reduce energy consumption.

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 Summary of Research Papers:

 Deep learning based predictive analysis of energyconsumption for

smart homes
Authors: Sangeeta Malik, Sitender Malik, Ishmeet Singh, Sidhant
Prakash, Rachna Jain
Summary: Accurate energy consumption prediction is key for
optimizing distribution. This paper improves forecasting by using
models like ARIMA, SARIMAX, and LSTM.

 Machine learning-based energy monitoring method applied to the

HVAC systems electricity demand of an Italian healthcare facility
Authors: Marco Zini, Carlo Caracasci
Summary: Building energy consumption is a major part of Europe’s
demand. This study uses machine learning to detect anomalies in
energy use, offering an efficient solution for smarter building
management.

 Electricity consumption forecasting for sustainable smart cities using

machine learning methods
Authors: Darius Peteleaza, Alexandru Matei, Radu Sorostinean, Arpad
Gellert, Bala-Constantin Zamfirescu
Summary: Smart grids improve urban energy efficiency, and this study
proposes a model for better electricity forecasting, outperforming
traditional methods.

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Objectives

 Overview of the Solution:

 Develop a Predictive Electric Vision System: Create a system that
combines hardware (ESP8266, PZEM 004T sensor, light sensors) with
deep learning models to monitor and predict electricity usage.

 Energy Usage Forecasting: Utilize deep learning techniques to predict

electricity consumption based on historical data, enhancing traditional
energy monitoring systems with real-time and future insights.

 Optimization of Energy Consumption: Generate personalized

optimization reports using Large Language Models (LLMs) that suggest
actionable strategies to reduce energy consumption for users.

 Seamless Integration of Hardware and Software: Ensure effective

communication between hardware components and a cloud-based
backend (MongoDB) for real-time data analysis and storage.

 User Interface Development: Build a user-friendly web interface in

ReactJS to display real-time and predictive electricity data, providing
users with intuitive reports.

 Key Features and Innovations:

 Real-time Electricity Monitoring: The system continuously tracks
electricity usage using sensors for voltage, current, and power
consumption.
 Deep Learning for Prediction: Utilizes neural network models to
predict future electricity consumption based on historical data.
 Energy Optimization Reports: Integrates LLMs to generate tailored
reports with suggestions to reduce electricity usage.

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 Hardware-Software Integration: Seamless connection between
hardware (ESP8266, PZEM 004T) and cloud-based software for real-
time data processing and storage.
 User-friendly Interface: ReactJS-based web interface that
displays real-time and predictive energy insights, offering users an
intuitive experience.
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 Tools, Technologies, and Platforms Used:

 Hardware:
 ESP8266 Microcontroller for data collection and wireless
communication.
 PZEM 004T sensor for measuring electricity parameters (voltage,
current, power).
 Light Sensor for automating lighting control.
 Software:
 Frontend: ReactJS for building the web-based user interface.
 Backend: Python for handling data processing and deep learning
model integration.
 Cloud Database: MongoDB for storing historical electricity data.
 Deep Learning:
 Neural networks for electricity consumption prediction.
 APIs and LLMs:
 Large Language Models (LLMs) for generating optimization reports
(using tools like Ollama or similar free APIs).

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 Implementation Plan
 Detailed steps for implementation:

 System Architecture Design:

Set up the hardware components (ESP8266, PZEM 004T sensor, light
sensor) for real-time electricity data collection.
Design the software architecture, integrating the backend (Python,
MongoDB) for data storage and predictive analysis.
 Data Collection and Preprocessing:
Gather real-time electricity usage data from sensors and store it in
MongoDB.
Preprocess historical data (normalization, scaling) to prepare it for
input into the deep learning models.
 Model Development and Training:
Develop and train deep learning models (RNN, ANN) on the
preprocessed electricity usage data to predict future consumption.
Continuously refine and validate the models to ensure high accuracy.
 Optimization Report Generation:
Integrate Large Language Models (LLMs) to analyze consumption
patterns and generate personalized optimization reports for energy-
saving strategies.
Tailor the reports based on predicted electricity usage and user
behavior.
 Frontend Development and System Integration:
Build a user-friendly interface using ReactJS to display real-time data,
predictions, and optimization suggestions.

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 Timelines and Milestones :

Month 1: System Architecture Design and Setup

 Week 1-2: Design the overall system architecture (hardware

+ software).

 Week 3-4: Set up the hardware (ESP8266, PZEM 004T sensor,

light sensor) for real-time data collection.

 Milestone: Successful integration of hardware components with

the system and initial data collection framework established.

Month 2: Data Collection and Preprocessing

 Week 1-2: Begin collecting real-time electricity usage data from

sensors.

 Week 3-4: Implement data storage in MongoDB and

start preprocessing historical data (scaling,
normalization).

 Milestone: A stable data collection pipeline with historical

data preprocessed and ready for model training.

Month 3: Model Development and Training

 Week 1-2: Develop deep learning models (RNN, ANN) for

predicting electricity usage.

 Week 3-4: Train models using historical data and validate

their accuracy using metrics like MAE.

 Milestone: Achieve a predictive accuracy with MAE < 5% and finalize

the model for energy consumption forecasting.

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Month 4: Optimization Report Generation

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 Week 1-2: Integrate Large Language Models (LLMs) to
generate customized energy optimization reports.

 Week 3-4: Test and validate the accuracy and relevance of

the generated reports based on consumption patterns.

 Milestone: Functional system generating actionable optimization

reports tailored to user electricity usage.

Month 5: Frontend Development and System Integration

 Week 1-2: Develop the ReactJS-based frontend interface to

display real-time data, predictions, and reports.

 Week 3-4: Integrate the frontend with the backend, ensuring

seamless communication between hardware, predictive models, and
the user interface.

 Milestone: Fully integrated system with a functional frontend,

providing users with real-time data, predictions, and energy-saving
recommendations.

Month 6: Testing, Optimization, and Final Deployment

 Week 1-2: Conduct system-wide testing for functionality, accuracy,

and performance.

 Week 3-4: Optimize model performance, UI/UX, and system efficiency

based on user feedback.

 Milestone: Final system deployment with full functionality, optimized

for real-time predictive insights and energy-saving recommendations.

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  Allocation of tasks among team members:

 Vinay More : System Architecture and Hardware Integration

 Gurukul More: Data Collection, Preprocessing, and Storage
 Santosh Narwad: Model Development and Training
 Aditya Rasal : LLM Integration and Frontend Development

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 Expected Results

 Predicted Outcomes:
 Accurate Electricity Consumption Predictions: The deep learning
models are expected to predict future electricity usage with a high
level of accuracy, achieving a Mean Absolute Error (MAE) of less than
5%. These predictions will provide users with valuable insights into
their daily, weekly, and monthly consumption patterns, enabling
proactive energy management.
 Personalized Energy Optimization Reports: The system, powered by
Large Language Models (LLMs), will generate customized reports for
users, suggesting actionable strategies to optimize energy usage.
These reports will be tailored to each user’s specific consumption
patterns and are expected to lead to a measurable reduction in
electricity bills, potentially by up to 10% or more.
 Seamless Real-Time Monitoring and User Interface: A ReactJS-based
frontend will provide users with a smooth and intuitive interface to
monitor their real-time electricity consumption and review predictive
insights. The interface will also display the energy-saving suggestions
in a clear and user-friendly manner, ensuring a seamless experience
from data collection to actionable recommendations.
 Optimized System Performance and Scalability: The entire system
(hardware, backend, and frontend) will function efficiently with real-
time data processing and storage in MongoDB. The system will be
scalable, allowing for future expansion with additional sensors or
enhanced predictive models, ensuring it can handle growing datasets
and more complex analytics over time.

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 Benefits and Potential Applications:

 Energy Cost Reduction: The system's accurate predictions and

personalized optimization reports can help users reduce their
electricity consumption, potentially lowering their electricity bills by
up to 10% or more through proactive energy management.
 Enhanced Energy Efficiency: By providing real-time monitoring and
future consumption forecasts, the system enables both residential
and industrial users to make informed decisions about their energy
use, promoting sustainable energy practices and reducing wastage.
 Scalability for Smart Homes and Industries: This system can be
scaled for use in smart homes, commercial buildings, or industrial
setups, where electricity monitoring and optimization are critical for
operational efficiency. Its IoT-based design allows for integration with
existing smart devices.
 Real-Time Decision-Making: With its user-friendly interface and real-
time monitoring, the system empowers users to make immediate
decisions regarding their energy usage, such as adjusting appliance
usage during peak hours or switching to energy-efficient devices.
 Environmental Impact: By optimizing electricity consumption, the
system contributes to reducing the overall carbon footprint, making it
valuable in green energy initiatives and environmental sustainability
projects aimed at minimizing energy waste.

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 Challenges and Risk Mitigation

 Potential Risks and Challenges:

 Data Quality and Availability:
 Challenge: Ensuring that the datasets used for training AI/ML models
are accurate, comprehensive, and representative of the various
cryptographic algorithms.
 Mitigation: Conduct thorough data validation and cleaning processes.
Use synthetic data generation techniques if necessary to supplement
real-world data. Collaborate with cryptographic experts to ensure
data relevance.
 Model Overfitting:
 Challenge: The model may perform well on training data but poorly
on unseen data due to overfitting.
 Mitigation: Implement techniques such as cross-validation,
regularization, and early stopping. Use a separate validation dataset
to tune model hyperparameters.
 Algorithmic Complexity:
 Challenge: Cryptographic algorithms can be complex, making it
difficult to accurately identify them without sufficient feature
representation.
 Mitigation: Feature engineering techniques can help extract relevant
characteristics from the datasets. Consider using domain-specific
knowledge to guide feature selection.
 Security Vulnerabilities:
 Challenge: The model itself may become a target for adversarial
attacks, which could manipulate its predictions.
 Mitigation: Employ adversarial training techniques to improve model
robustness. Regularly audit and update the model to address
potential security vulnerabilities.
 Interpretability:
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 Challenge: AI/ML models, especially deep learning models, may act as

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 black boxes, making it difficult to understand their decision-making
processes.
 Mitigation: Use interpretable models when feasible, or apply
techniques such as SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) or LIME
(Local Interpretable Model-agnostic Explanations) to provide insights
into model predictions.
 Integration with Existing Systems:
 Challenge: Integrating AI/ML solutions with existing cryptographic
systems can be technically challenging.
 Mitigation: Design the architecture to allow for seamless integration.
Conduct compatibility testing and involve stakeholders from both
development and operations teams early in the process.
 Regulatory and Compliance Issues:
 Challenge: Compliance with data protection regulations and
standards related to cryptography and data handling.
 Mitigation: Stay informed about relevant regulations (e.g., GDPR,
CCPA) and ensure that data usage aligns with legal requirements.
Conduct regular compliance audits.

 Strategies to Address Risks:

Comprehensive Testing: Implement rigorous testing protocols,

Including unit tests, integration tests, and system tests, to identify
potential issues early in the development process.
Documentation and Knowledge Sharing: Maintain detailed
documentation of the model development process, including data
sources, model architecture, and performance metrics, to facilitate
knowledge sharing and future updates.
Continuous Monitoring and Maintenance: Set up monitoring systems
to track model performance in real-time, allowing for prompt
identification of issues and the ability to retrain models as new data
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becomes available.

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Stakeholder Engagement: Involve stakeholders throughout the project
lifecycle to gather feedback and ensure that the solution meets the
needs of all parties involved.
Fallback Mechanisms: Develop fallback mechanisms to revert to
previous versions of models or systems in case new implementations
lead to performance degradation.

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 Conclusion

In conclusion, a deep learning-powered electric vision system for predictive

acquisition and optimization represents a transformative approach in the
realm of automated decision-making and system efficiency. By harnessing
advanced neural networks and computer vision techniques, such systems
can analyze vast amounts of visual data in real-time, enabling predictive
insights that enhance operational performance and reduce resource
wastage.
The integration of deep learning not only improves the accuracy of object
detection and classification but also facilitates adaptive learning from new
data, thereby continuously optimizing the system’s performance. As
industries increasingly adopt automation, such vision systems will play a
pivotal role in predictive maintenance, quality assurance, and overall
process optimization.

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