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and statistical methods, pp 1–884
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autocorrelation and long-term persistence. Hydrol Process 24:970–980
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global warming. Geophys Res Lett 36
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study. Electron J Stat
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flow rate time-series using multiple-point statistics. Environ Model Softw:264–276
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presence of periodicity: an empirical study. Math Comput Model 29:217–228
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trends in water quality. Water Resour Res 27:803–813
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variables: estimation and implications for trend analysis. Water Resour Res 38:221–227
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component analysis. J Water Resour Plan Manag 138(1):47–54
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69. P. Thienen, H.-J. Alphen, A. Brunner, Y. Fujita, B. Hillebrand, R. Sjerps, J. Summeren,
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artificial intelligence, world scientific, Singapore
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of real-time in-network monitoring of the water distribution system to improve operational
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72. Mashford J, Silva DD, Marney D, Burn S (2009) An approach to leak detection in pipe
networks using analysis of monitored pressure values by support vector machine. In: Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on network and system security, pp 1–6
73. Mounce S, Mounce R, Boxall J (2011) Novelty detection for time series data analysis in water
distribution systems using support vector machines. J Hydroinf:672–686
74. Candelieri A, Soldi D, Archetti F (2014) Short-term forecasting of hourly water consumption by
using automatic metering readers data. Proc Eng:844–853
75. Aksela K, Aksela M, Vahala R (2009) Leakage detection in a real distribution network using a
self-organizing maps. Urban Water:279–289
76. Preis A, Whittle A, Ostfield A, Perelman L (2011) Efficient hydraulic state estimation technique
using reduced models of urban water networks. J Water Resour Plan Manag 137:343–351
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Water Resour Plan Manag 138(6):218–229
A Bird’s-Eye View of Data Validation in the Drinking Water Industry of the. . .
109