An energy management system includes a neural network, a predictive model, and a dictionary reducer. The network iteratively calculates weights, resulting in a final set, for each of a plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms taken from training data business names, where each of the weights is indicative of a likelihood of correlating one of a plurality of business categories. The predictive employs sets of the weights to predict a first corresponding one of the plurality of business categories for each of the training data business names until employment of the final set accurately predicts a correct business category for the each of the training data business names, and subsequently employs the final set of the weights to predict a second corresponding one of the plurality of business categories for each of a plurality of operational business names. The dictionary reducer eliminates unessential terms taken to determine the plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms.
Please help me write a proper abstract based on the patent claims. CLAIM: 1. An energy management system, for communicating with one or more buildings for purposes of managing energy consumption of devices within the buildings, the energy management system comprising: a neural network, configured to iteratively calculate weights, resulting in a final set of said weights, for each of a plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms taken from training data business names, wherein each of said weights is indicative of a likelihood of correlating one of a plurality of business categories, and wherein said part of speech terms comprise each of said single-word terms along with a corresponding part of speech as used in said training data business names; a predictive model, coupled to said neural network, configured to iteratively employ sets of said weights to predict a first corresponding one of said plurality of business categories for each of said training data business names until employment of said final set of said weights accurately predicts a correct business category for said each of said training data business names, and configured to subsequently employ said final set of said weights to predict a second corresponding one of said plurality of business categories for each of a plurality of operational business names; and a dictionary reducer, coupled to said neural network, configured to eliminate unessential single-word terms and part of speech terms taken from said training data business names to determine said plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms, wherein said plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms are essential to predicting said correct business category for said each of said training data business names. 2. The energy management system as recited in claim 1, wherein if one set of said weights does not provide for accurate prediction of a correct business category for said each of said training data business names, then said dictionary reducer includes formerly eliminated single-word terms and part of speech terms to determine said plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms until accurate prediction of a correct business category for said each of said training data business names is achieved. 3. The energy management system as recited in claim 1, wherein said dictionary reducer eliminates said unessential single-word terms and part of speech terms taken from said training data business names to determine said plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms as a function of a performance metric corresponding to a vertical categorizer within which said neural network, said predictive model, and said dictionary reducer are disposed. 4. The energy management system as recited in claim 1, wherein said dictionary reducer generates score vectors for all single-word terms and part of speech terms taken from said training data business, wherein a given score vector indicates a degree to which removal of a corresponding single-word term affects determination of said correct business category. 5. The energy management system as recited in claim 1, wherein said second corresponding one of said plurality of business categories for each of a plurality of operational business names is employed within a network operations center (NOC) to determine and transmit to the buildings messages appropriate for managing energy consumption of devices within the buildings. 6. The energy management system as recited in claim 5, wherein said messages are transmitted over physical communication links to physical nodes within some of the buildings. 7. The energy management system as recited in claim 5, wherein said messages are transmitted over virtual communication links to virtual nodes within some of the buildings. 8. An energy management system, for communicating with one or more buildings for purposes of managing energy consumption of devices within the buildings, the energy management system comprising: a network operations center (NOC), coupled to each of the buildings via one or more communication channels, said NOC comprising: a neural network, configured to iteratively calculate weights, resulting in a final set of said weights, for each of a plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms taken from training data business names, wherein each of said weights is indicative of a likelihood of correlating one of a plurality of business categories, and wherein said part of speech terms comprise each of said single-word terms along with a corresponding part of speech as used in said training data business names; a predictive model, coupled to said neural network, configured to iteratively employ sets of said weights to predict a first corresponding one of said plurality of business categories for each of said training data business names until employment of said final set of said weights accurately predicts a correct business category for said each of said training data business names, and configured to subsequently employ said final set of said weights to predict a second corresponding one of said plurality of business categories for each of a plurality of operational business names; and a dictionary reducer, coupled to said neural network, configured to eliminate unessential single-word terms and part of speech terms taken from said training data business names to determine said plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms, wherein said plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms are essential to predicting said correct business category for said each of said training data business names. 9. The energy management system as recited in claim 8, wherein if one set of said weights does not provide for accurate prediction of a correct business category for said each of said training data business names, then said dictionary reducer includes formerly eliminated single-word terms and part of speech terms to determine said plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms until accurate prediction of a correct business category for said each of said training data business names is achieved. 10. The energy management system as recited in claim 8, wherein said dictionary reducer eliminates said unessential single-word terms and part of speech terms taken from said training data business names to determine said plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms as a function of a performance metric corresponding to a vertical categorizer within which said neural network, said predictive model, and said dictionary reducer are disposed. 11. The energy management system as recited in claim 8, wherein said dictionary reducer generates score vectors for all single-word terms and part of speech terms taken from said training data business, wherein a given score vector indicates a degree to which removal of a corresponding single-word term affects determination of said correct business category. 12. The energy management system as recited in claim 8, wherein said second corresponding one of said plurality of business categories for each of a plurality of operational business names is employed by said NOC to determine and transmit to the buildings messages appropriate for managing energy consumption of devices within the buildings. 13. The energy management system as recited in claim 12, wherein said communication links comprise physical communication links, and wherein said messages are transmitted over said physical communication links to physical nodes within some of the buildings. 14. The energy management system as recited in claim 12, wherein said communication links comprise virtual communication links, and wherein said messages are transmitted over said virtual communication links to virtual nodes within some of the buildings. 15. A method for communicating with one or more buildings for purposes of managing energy consumption of devices within the buildings, the method comprising: via a neural network, iteratively calculating weights, resulting in a final set of the weights, for each of a plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms taken from training data business names, wherein each of the weights is indicative of a likelihood of correlating one of a plurality of business categories, and wherein said part of speech terms comprise each of said single-word terms along with a corresponding part of speech as used in said training data business names; via a predictive model coupled to the neural network, iteratively employing sets of the weights to predict a first corresponding one of the plurality of business categories for each of the training data business names until employment of the final set of the weights accurately predicts a correct business category for the each of the training data business names, and subsequently employing the final set of the weights to predict a second corresponding one of the plurality of business categories for each of a plurality of operational business names; and via a dictionary reducer coupled to the neural network, eliminating unessential single-word terms and part of speech terms taken from the training data business names to determine the plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms, wherein the plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms is essential to predicting the correct business category for the each of the training data business names. 16. The method as recited in claim 15, wherein if one set of the weights does not provide for accurate prediction of a correct business category for the each of the training data business names, then the dictionary reducer includes formerly eliminated single-word terms and part of speech terms to determine the plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms until accurate prediction of a correct business category for the each of the training data business names is achieved. 17. The method as recited in claim 15, wherein the dictionary reducer eliminates the unessential single-word terms and part of speech terms taken from the training data business names to determine the plurality of single-word terms and part of speech terms as a function of a performance metric corresponding to a vertical categorizer within which the neural network, the predictive model, and the dictionary reducer are disposed. 18. The method as recited in claim 15, wherein the dictionary reducer generates score vectors for all single-word terms and part of speech terms taken from the training data business, wherein a given score vector indicates a degree to which removal of a corresponding single-word term affects determination of the correct business category. 19. The method as recited in claim 15, wherein the second corresponding one of the plurality of business categories for each of a plurality of operational business names is employed within a network operations center (NOC) to determine and transmit to the buildings messages appropriate for managing energy consumption of devices within the buildings. 20. The method as recited in claim 19, wherein the messages are transmitted over physical communication links to physical nodes within some of the buildings. 21. The method as recited in claim 19, wherein the messages are transmitted over virtual communication links to virtual nodes within some of the buildings.