Badosa

Notations

  • \(H_t^{0}\): extraterrestrial radiation, it is the theoretical radiation outside the atmosphere.
  • \(GHI_t^{max}\) clearsky-max radiation, in theory it is an upper bound of the solar radiation. The clearsky-max radiation is less than the extraterrestrial one due to the reduction given by the atmosphere.
  • \(GHI_t\) is the radiation that is able to reach the ground. In a completely sunny day it is equal to the clearsky-max radiation, while it drops as the days became more cloudy.
  • \(X_t\) transmittance coefficient defined as \(\frac{GHI_t}{GHI_t^{max}}\).

Badosa’s model

The SDE proposed by Badosa is the following:

\[dX_t = -\theta(X_t - \mu)dt + (X_t)^{\alpha}(1-X_t)^{\beta} \sigma dW_t \tag{1}\] \[X_t= \theta \mu + (1-\theta) X_{t-1}\] \[X_t= \alpha + \beta X_{t-1}\]

\[ \begin{align} \begin{aligned} \beta = (1-\theta) \Rightarrow \theta = 1- \beta \\ \alpha = \theta \mu \Rightarrow \mu = \frac{\alpha}{1-\beta} \end{aligned} \end{align} \] - \(\beta = (1-\theta) \Rightarrow \theta = 1- \beta\)

  • \(\alpha = \theta \mu \Rightarrow \mu = \frac{\alpha}{1-\beta}\)
$$\theta$$ $$\mu$$ $$\sigma$$
0.5375716 0.6930431 0.6299931

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