Towards Total Harmonic Distortion
Reza Osei
Corresponding
Zhejiang University
Farhana Kabir
Dhaka University of Engineering & Technology
Andreas Bhuiyan
King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
Abstract
The inherent complexity of total harmonic distortion calls for robust analytical and experimental tools suited to medical imaging. Field surveys of medical imaging provided the dataset to which multiple regression analysis was subsequently applied. The proposed algorithm converged reliably within 9 iterations for every case that was tested. The proposed framework can assist in the early-stage design of complex systems.
Keywords:
total harmonic distortionmultiple regression analysiswireless sensor networkwastewater treatmentoptimization
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