Data Mining Applications in Understanding Electricity Consumers’ Behavior: A Case Study of Tulkarm District, Palestine
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data mining; data visualization; K-means clustering; support vector machine classifier; principal components analysis; elbow method; silhouette analysis;All these keywords.
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