OurHui (2014)Download Hui (2014)reading this week provides an example of the use of continuous distributions to model and understand an engineering challenge: wind speed distribution for a wind farm anywhere in the world. Differences in the modeling distributions, parameters, and limitations of several continuous distributions are discussed, including strengths and weaknesses relative to particular project settings.

submit a summary of the article, with anemphasis on describing the statistical aspectsof the discussion rather than the actual wind farm application aspects. Make a point of what is happening in the discussion in terms ofstatistical capabilities and distinctions. Generalize your summary to what you want to be able to do on future projects that you might be involved in.

To obtain the full extra credit, your submission should demonstrate that you can appreciate the power of the statistics described. Do not try to include the equations, and try to minimize any quotes you include. Your submission should reflectyourthinking.

Remember, this assignment is an analysis of the material, not a commentary. Your main focus should be on your summary and its connections to your personal knowledge, and less on your feelings about the text. The link below is a good read if you're not sure if you've analyzed anything within your summary.

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