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    Regression Practice: KWH HDD Ref

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    This document contains a regression analysis of monthly kWh usage versus heating degree days (HDD) for several buildings. It includes a scatter plot of the data with a trend line, results from using the LINEST function to perform a linear regression analysis, and defines some of the key output metrics including R2 value, standard errors, and sums of squares. The R2 value provided is 0.6612, indicating the linear regression model explains around 66% of the variation in the data.

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    This document contains a regression analysis of monthly kWh usage versus heating degree days (HDD) for several buildings. It includes a scatter plot of the data with a trend line, results from using the LINEST function to perform a linear regression analysis, and defines some of the key output metrics including R2 value, standard errors, and sums of squares. The R2 value provided is 0.6612, indicating the linear regression model explains around 66% of the variation in the data.

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    This document contains a regression analysis of monthly kWh usage versus heating degree days (HDD) for several buildings. It includes a scatter plot of the data with a trend line, results from using the LINEST function to perform a linear regression analysis, and defines some of the key output metrics including R2 value, standard errors, and sums of squares. The R2 value provided is 0.6612, indicating the linear regression model explains around 66% of the variation in the data.

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    Regression Practice: KWH HDD Ref

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    This document contains a regression analysis of monthly kWh usage versus heating degree days (HDD) for several buildings. It includes a scatter plot of the data with a trend line, results from using the LINEST function to perform a linear regression analysis, and defines some of the key output metrics including R2 value, standard errors, and sums of squares. The R2 value provided is 0.6612, indicating the linear regression model explains around 66% of the variation in the data.

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    Disclaimer: This spreadsheet is EVO’s property. Copying or distributing it is prohibited.

    It is aimed to be used

    Regression Practice
    Data
    kWh HDD ref kWh Predicted Value 1. Do a scatter plot
    350,000 12.70 350000 360,124
    335,520 19.40 335520 360,723 2. Add a trend line to the scatter plot
    412,560 147.60 412560 372,172
    394,560 353.40 394560 390,551 3. Use the Linest function to do a linear regressi
    424,080 526.70 424080 406,028 y = m1x1 + m2x2 + ... + b
    409,680 767.50 409680 427,534
    431,280 876.00 431280 437,223
    418,320 773.70 418320 428,087
    433,440 696.80 433440 421,219
    393,120 436.30 393120 397,955
    401,760 220.90 401760 378,718
    339,840 54.20 339840 363,830

    Mean 395,347 4. Advise what the R2 value is


    prohibited. It is aimed to be used during the M&V fundaments trainings only. Please, note that this is just an example. It is not to b

    d line to the scatter plot

    est function to do a linear regression


    2x2 + ... + b
    t.stats 4.482764653 35.4110818002
    89.30751798 358989.576096501
    19.92241951 10137.774895507
    0.667720866 21070.0591902936
    20.09517893 10
    8921202324 4439473942.82475

    Cvrmse 0.053
    at the R2 value is

    Statistic
    se1,se2,...,sen
    seb

    r2

    sey

    df
    ssreg

    ssresid
    Example Baseline test in Mill
    67009.6
    25370.4
    92380
    31375
    only. Please, note that this is just an example. It is not to be used directly for calculations of other projects.

    500000 Monthly kWh vs HDD


    450000
    f(x) = 89.3075179812x + 358989.576096501
    400000 R² = 0.6677208658
    350000

    300000

    250000

    200000

    150000

    100000

    50000

    0
    0.00 100.00 200.00 300.00 400.00 500.00 600.00 700.00 800.00 900.00 1000.00

    Description
    The standard error values for the coefficients m1,m2,...,mn.
    The standard error value for the constant b (seb = #N/A when const is FALSE).

    The coefficient of determination. Compares estimated and actual y-values, and ranges in value from 0 to 1. If it is 1, there
    is a perfect correlation in the sample — there is no difference between the estimated y-value and the actual y-value. At
    the other extreme, if the coefficient of determination is 0, the regression equation is not helpful in predicting a y-value.
    For information about how r2 is calculated, see "Remarks," later in this topic.

    The standard error for the y estimate.


    The F statistic, or the F-observed value. Use the F statistic to determine whether the observed relationship between the
    dependent and independent variables occurs by chance.
    The degrees of freedom.
    The regression sum of squares.
    The residual sum of squares. For information about how ssreg and ssresid are calculated, see "Remarks," later in this
    topic.
    Disclaimer: This spreadsheet is EVO’s property. Copying or distributing it is prohibited. It is aimed to be used during the

    Regression Practice
    Data
    kWh HDD ref kWh 1. Do a scatter plot
    321,120 12.70 321120
    335,520 19.40 335520 2. Add a trend line to the scatter plot
    412,560 147.60 412560
    394,560 353.40 394560 3. Use the Linest function to do a linear regression
    424,080 526.70 424080 y = m1x1 + m2x2 + ... + b
    409,680 767.50 409680
    431,280 876.00 431280
    418,320 773.70 418320
    433,440 696.80 433440
    393,120 436.30 393120
    401,760 220.90 401760
    339,840 54.20 339840

    4. Advise what the R2 value is

    Example Baseline test in Mill


    67009.6
    25370.4
    92380
    31375
    imed to be used during the M&V fundaments trainings only. Please, note that this is just an example. It is not to be used directly fo

    99.49077595 352437.30511082
    22.52031311 11459.7458758284
    0.661214104 23817.6055789558
    19.51716741 10
    11071666245 5672783355.14706

    Statistic
    se1,se2,...,sen
    seb

    r2

    sey

    df
    ssreg

    ssresid
    daments trainings only. Please, note that this is just an example. It is not to be used directly for calculations of other projects.

    500000 Monthly kWh vs HDD


    450000
    400000 f(x) = 99.4907759498x + 352437.30511082
    R² = 0.6612141043
    350000
    300000
    250000
    200000
    150000
    100000
    50000
    0
    0.00 100.00 200.00 300.00 400.00 500.00 600.00

    Description
    The standard error values for the coefficients m1,m2,...,mn.
    The standard error value for the constant b (seb = #N/A when const is FALSE).

    The coefficient of determination. Compares estimated and actual y-values, and ranges in value from 0 to 1. If it is 1, there
    is a perfect correlation in the sample — there is no difference between the estimated y-value and the actual y-value. At
    the other extreme, if the coefficient of determination is 0, the regression equation is not helpful in predicting a y-value.
    For information about how r2 is calculated, see "Remarks," later in this topic.

    The standard error for the y estimate.


    The F statistic, or the F-observed value. Use the F statistic to determine whether the observed relationship between the
    dependent and independent variables occurs by chance.
    The degrees of freedom.
    The regression sum of squares.
    The residual sum of squares. For information about how ssreg and ssresid are calculated, see "Remarks," later in this
    topic.
    ojects.

    Wh vs HDD

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