Control method for intelligent housing system and intelligent housing system thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a control method for an intelligent housing system. The method comprises the following steps: recording execution actions and execution moments by a control unit; setting standard time intervals, wherein if the interval of the execution moments of adjacent execution actions is less than the standard time interval, the execution actions are recorded as combined actions, and the total frequency of the combined actions and the other execution actions is counted; calculating a ratio of each execution action in the total frequency, recording the ratio as a first ratio, and recording the execution action as an operating action if the first ratio is more than a preset value; recording a condition that different operating actions simultaneously appear in the same combined action as an associated action, calculating a ratio of the associated action in the total frequency, recording the ratio as a second ratio, and dividing the second ratio by the first ratio of the operating action which is first executed in the associated action if the second ratio is more than a second preset value, outputting a control command when the first executed operating action is executed again if the obtained result is more than a third preset value, and controlling corresponding equipment to execute other operating actions in the associated action.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a control method, in particular to a control method for a smart home system. The present invention also provides a smart home system adopting the above control method. Background technique [0002] Each user has his or her own usage habits in the process of using home appliances. For example, some people turn on the air purifier when they enter the door and turn on the light in the living room, while others turn on the air purifier when they enter the door and turn on the light in the living room. Air conditioners, and each user will change their usage habits in different periods such as different seasons. [0003] However, existing smart homes often only help to automatically turn on home appliances based on information obtained by sensors. For example, choosing whether to turn on an air purifier based on air quality information cannot help users turn on home appliances based on user habits and improve user experience. Cont...

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