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That's not the case once you take into account the intercept. Below are the graphs. There is a saving above about 14,000 degree minutes per day (ave...
The quote related to the circumstance when setback and recovery both occur within 24hrs. A longer setback such as 7 days for holiday is a totally dif...
@cathoderay, @derek-m I've been thinking about the possible origin of the high intercept when setback is operational, much larger than when setback is...
I think many may find quite a few terms used on the forum from time to time confusing. As i say I'm happy to consider another succinct term to desc...
Guilty as charged. Its a term used a lot in electrical engineering, less so in mechanical or software engineering. I am using it to describe succin...
Im not actually sure now what you think we disagree over. All I was doing is outlining a process by which we might, using a combination of experiment...
Here are the results of running the Libreoffice regression analysis on two subsets of the data, corresponding to when there was and when there was not...
I used all the data from the start of the heating season as I did not know when setback was initiated and ceased and was not inclined to inspect all t...
I think there has been some scope creep but much of it (not all, I grant) is very relevant to the actual problem in the title. @derek-m has created...
@cathoderay Having looked again at the graph I'm not sure I agree with your analysis. The lwt achieved appears to be equal to the lwt set, so the hea...
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