Application of the Simple Linear Regression Model in the Experiment

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The paper presents the results of experiments and measurements of the stress of a pipeline located on a pipe bridge. The experiment was carried out by means of resistance strain gages for two modes, which were the stress changes upon pressure changes in the pipes and at the driving in of sheet pilings in the immediate vicinity of the pipeline. On the basis of measurements, the impact of these changes on the operational safety of the pipeline in the renovation process of old above ground and the realization of new underground pipeline solutions. Polynomial regression models were applied for the prediction and a statistical analysis of residuals was applied for the quality assessment of selected models.

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