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DESCRIPTION:A workshop on statistical modeling with focus on time series an
 alysis and grey-box modeling.\n\nThe purpose of the workshop is to give th
 e participants an introduction to statistical modelling\, especially to ti
 me series analysis using black-box (ARX/ARMAX) and grey-box models. The in
 tent is that the workshop will be held in an interactive way\, such that a
 ll participants independent of prior knowledge in the field\, can gain new
  knowledge.\n\nThe program is as follows:\n\n12:00: Arrival and sandwich l
 unch.\n13:00: Lecture 1: Introduction of statistical modelling and time se
 ries modelling (Auto-correlation function\, framework of models (regressio
 n\, black box\, grey-box)\, parameter estimation and uncertainty\, statist
 ical tests).\n14:00: Exercise 1: ARX models for the heat dynamics of a tes
 t box (very small building). This exercise primarily aims at introducing t
 he ARX models\, which are extremely useful for forecasting and performance
  assessment.\n18:00: Lecture 2: Maximum likelihood\, model selection and m
 odel verification.\n19:00: Dinner.\n\n22:00: Possibility for staying over 
 night at the location (free beds in the PowerFlexhouse).\n08:00: Breakfast
 \n08:30: Lecture 3: Grey-box modelling. The grey-box modelling framework p
 rovides an extremely strong setup for combining physics and statistics for
  modelling of dynamical systems\, for example passive (mostly linear) and 
 active (mostly non-linear) thermal systems providing the basis for MPC app
 lications.\n09:00: Exercise 2: Grey-box modelling of the heat dynamics of 
 a building. The heat dynamics of a building are modeled with grey-box mode
 ls and a model selection is carried out to find a suitable model structure
 .\n12:00 Sandwich lunch and continuing on Exercise 2.\n14:00 Goodbye.\n\nT
 he exercises will be &quot;hands-on&quot; using the participants laptops and carried
  out using the free software R ([www.r-project.org](http://www.r-project.o
 rg/)) and CTSM-R (grey-box modelling package for R).\n\nCo-sponsored by: C
 EE - DTU Elektro \n\nRoskilde\, Roskilde Amt\, Denmark
LOCATION:Roskilde\, Roskilde Amt\, Denmark
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SUMMARY:[Legacy Report] Workshop on Statistical modeling
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/111831
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 rkshop is to give the participants an introduction to statistical modellin
 g\, especially to time series analysis using black-box (ARX/ARMAX) and gre
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 ve way\, such that all participants independent of prior knowledge in the 
 field\, can gain new knowledge.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;&lt;br /&gt;The program is as follows:&lt;b
 r /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;12:00: Arrival and sandwich lunch.&lt;br /&gt;13:00: Lecture 1: Introd
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 n function\, framework of models (regression\, black box\, grey-box)\, par
 ameter estimation and uncertainty\, statistical tests).&lt;br /&gt;14:00: Exerci
 se 1: ARX models for the heat dynamics of a test box (very small building)
 . This exercise primarily aims at introducing the ARX models\, which are e
 xtremely useful for forecasting and performance assessment.&lt;br /&gt;18:00: Le
 cture 2: Maximum likelihood\, model selection and model verification.&lt;br /
 &gt;19:00: Dinner.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;22:00: Possibility for staying over night at th
 e location (free beds in the PowerFlexhouse).&lt;br /&gt;08:00: Breakfast&lt;br /&gt;0
 8:30: Lecture 3: Grey-box modelling. The grey-box modelling framework prov
 ides an extremely strong setup for combining physics and statistics for mo
 delling of dynamical systems\, for example passive (mostly linear) and act
 ive (mostly non-linear) thermal systems providing the basis for MPC applic
 ations.&lt;br /&gt;09:00: Exercise 2: Grey-box modelling of the heat dynamics of
  a building. The heat dynamics of a building are modeled with grey-box mod
 els and a model selection is carried out to find a suitable model structur
 e.&lt;br /&gt;12:00 Sandwich lunch and continuing on Exercise 2.&lt;br /&gt;14:00 Good
 bye.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;The exercises will be &quot;hands-on&quot; using the participants la
 ptops and carried out using the free software R (&lt;a href=&quot;http://www.r-pro
 ject.org/&quot;&gt;www.r-project.org&lt;/a&gt;) and CTSM-R (grey-box modelling package f
 or R).&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;/div&gt;
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