On Feature Extraction
Marco Kabir
Corresponding
Cairo University
Anil Andersson
University of Dhaka
Abstract
Safety considerations alone are sufficient to justify a thorough and systematic investigation of feature extraction in solar photovoltaic systems. Measurements taken from instrumented solar photovoltaic systems provided the basis for validating the analysis. Only 5 parameters were required to describe feature extraction with acceptable precision over the working range. The approach is well suited to conditions commonly encountered in developing countries.
Keywords:
feature extractionhidden Markov modellingfatigue analysiswind energy
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