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Characterizing probability density distributions for household electricity load profiles from high-resolution electricity use data

Munkhammar et al., 2014

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15548179155398152965
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Munkhammar J
Rydén J
Widén J
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Applied Energy

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This paper presents a high-resolution bottom-up model of electricity use in an average household based on fit to probability distributions of a comprehensive high-resolution household electricity use data set for detached houses in Sweden. The distributions used in …
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