25.2 Power Plant
Col. | Name | Content |
C1 | Yield | Yield of the thermal power plant |
C2 | Power | Average power |
C3 | Fuel | Combustible used (0: Fuel, 1: Gas) |
C4 | FF | Form factor of the power curve. Measures the variation of the power throughout the day. |
C5 | Steam Temp. | Live steam temperature |
C6 | Air Temp. | Air temperature (environment) |
C7 | Seawater Temp. | Seawater temperature (cold source) |
C8 | Day | Weekday (1: Monday, 2: Tuesday, …) |
First, it should be clear that the variable Day, as such (qualitative variable with more than two categories), cannot be a candidate to be included in the model. However, what can be done is to encode it as 0=working day (Monday to Friday) and 1=weekend (Saturday and Sunday). This distinction seems reasonable to the technicians, because on weekends there is less demand and that could affect the performance of the power plant.
Data > Code > Numeric to a Numeric
With the new variable created, we carry out an exploratory analysis of the data.
Graph > Matrix Plot: Simple
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