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Statistical Analysis of the Solar Diffuse Fraction Radiation using Regression Analysis of Longitudinal Data in India
In this study, the validity of the estimation of a single regression equation for the diffuse fraction across 22 stations in India using the two parameters: the clearness index and the sunshine ratio is tested. The homogeneity test based on Fisher's statistics was applied to test the homogeneity of
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