2020
DOI: 10.3844/ajeassp.2020.759.767
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Using Regression Analysis to Predict the Demand Function of Electricity: A Case Study

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“…Furthermore, there are four graphs of linear regression lines are also shown in Figure 8 can be used as a fast method of visually depicting the relationship between the IV, x and the DV, Y. The information displayed in Figure 7 is not only important for the calculation of saving later on but also can be used to give some insights for proper actions for future energy saving measures (ESM) [20]. For instance, IV 1 shows the lowest correlation with the r-squared=0.2982 which can be interpreted as a very low correlation and has no significant effect on future ESM [21].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, there are four graphs of linear regression lines are also shown in Figure 8 can be used as a fast method of visually depicting the relationship between the IV, x and the DV, Y. The information displayed in Figure 7 is not only important for the calculation of saving later on but also can be used to give some insights for proper actions for future energy saving measures (ESM) [20]. For instance, IV 1 shows the lowest correlation with the r-squared=0.2982 which can be interpreted as a very low correlation and has no significant effect on future ESM [21].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%