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2001
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Weeks 14-20

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Continued the laborious work of entering and double-checking data. Preliminary analyses indicate that the different conditions yield no significant effect on performance. However, the data must be analysed in more detail – not least because the experiments were not perfectly balanced (see Week 4).

Attended the master thesis presentation “Optimisation of a Solar Collector” given by Jesper and Søren. They gave a good presentation and got the grade 11 – not bad!

Called Henrik Spliid to hear whether we have to comply with a deadline with regard to our “Design of Experiments” report. This was not the case.

Spent half of the Sunday working on the data entering and analysis. All the data has now been entered and double-checked. What a relief! Now the interesting part of analysing the data can begin. However, we need to familiarise ourselves with the program SAS, which seems to be very useful for handling data sets and performing statistical analysis. Jørn is an experienced user and is willing to assist us, so we will surely manage.