Effect of Zeros in Customer Baseline

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Effect of Zeros in Customer Baseline. Presented: Demand Response Working Group August 4, 2004. Missing Data. Incorporated in Customer Baseline (CB) as a zero (0) Draws CB down (~25% in 5 days) Requires approximately 10 days of good data to restore shape

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Effect of Zeros in Customer Baseline

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Effect of Zeros in Customer Baseline Presented: Demand Response Working Group August 4, 2004
Missing Data • Incorporated in Customer Baseline (CB) as a zero (0) • Draws CB down (~25% in 5 days) • Requires approximately 10 days of good data to restore shape • Reduces customer’s calculate performance
Effect of 0s – Reducing CB
Restoring CB – After 5 Days of 0s
Restoring CB with a Spike
Calculated Performance
Calculated Performance Summary

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