## Appendix C Calibration Plots  
### MixedUse HVAC Performance Curves  
For cooling mode, the obtained VRV capacity curves have a CV(RMSE) of 0.05%(Low), 0.10%(High) and 0.09%(Boundary) with an R2 above 99% for the three cases. While for its electric input curves it has a CV(RMSE) of 3.59%(Low), 3.06%(High) and 0.07%(Boundary) with an R2 of 91%, 96% and 99% respectively. As for heating mode, the results for the equipment capacity curves have a CV(RMSE) of 0.35%(Low), 1.07%(High) and 0.01%(Boundary) with an R2 above 99% for the three cases. The electric input curves CV(RMSE) range from 0.01%(Boundary), 0.41%(Low) to 0.75%(High), with an R2 above 99% for the three cases. For cooling, the MixedUse HP unit calculated capacity curves have a CV(RMSE) of 0.93% with an R2 of 99.4%, while its electric input has a CV(RMSE) 7.07% with an R2 of 94.5%. For heating, the calculated curve has a CV(RMSE) of 0.15% with an R2 above 99%. Its COP curve has a CV(RMSE) of 0.19% with an R2 above 99%; see Figure A6. Figure A6: Heat pump performance curve comparison, technical specification displayed in black and calculated “z” value in red for heating, and blue for cooling. * [PERSON] et al. (2020) [PERSON]; [PERSON]; [PERSON]; [PERSON] A Hybrid Learning Method for System Identification and Optimal Control. _IEEE Trans. Neural Netw. Learn._**2020**, 1-15. [CrossRef] [PubMed]
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