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A portion of the k‐dimensional tree for the above database

A portion of the k‐dimensional tree for the above database

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Electrical power demand is increasing cumulatively with the increase in population. Economic and environmental impacts restrict the expansion of conventional generation but prompting for intermittent wind sources due to its economic and environmental benefits. But the average capacity value of the wind power is not the same as that of the same rate...

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