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A.5 Forecasting a signal using Model 2, case 2 (Power conditioning)<br />

This model is used <strong>for</strong> <strong>power</strong> conditioning application. The<br />

historical data set, in this code, is updated each time a new current<br />

value is predicted. Predicted current is conditioned by injecting<br />

appropriate current as described in Figure (4.4).<br />

***********************************************************<br />

clear<br />

% Reading the data from the file.<br />

Points=600;<br />

fid=fopen('h:\Ia2.dat','rt');<br />

if(fid==(-1))<br />

disp('Error in opening the given input data file');<br />

end<br />

n=1;<br />

while n~=(Points+1)<br />

a(n)=fscanf(fid,'%f',1);<br />

n=n+1;<br />

end<br />

% Calculation of scaling function.<br />

N=10;<br />

minx=min(a);<br />

maxx=max(a);<br />

mat1=[minx 1;maxx 1];<br />

mat2=[1.01;N+0.99];<br />

mat3=inv(mat1)*mat2;<br />

A=mat3(1);<br />

B=mat3(2);<br />

aa1=fix(A*a+B);

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