├── CONTRIBUTING.md
├── DEBUGGING.md
├── LICENSE
├── MAINTAINERS.md
├── README.md
├── configuration
├── cpd_dsx_config.json
└── node-red.json
├── data
└── sample_sensordata2016_1s3dys.csv
├── doc
└── source
│ └── images
│ ├── cpd_arch_flow.png
│ ├── cpd_bmx_addIOT.png
│ ├── cpd_bmx_addObjectStorage.png
│ ├── cpd_bmx_db2ws_createTable.png
│ ├── cpd_bmx_import_nodered_flow.png
│ ├── cpd_bmx_nodered_addNewNode.png
│ ├── cpd_bmx_nodered_addNewNode1.png
│ ├── cpd_bmx_nodered_create.png
│ ├── cpd_bmx_nodered_deploy.png
│ ├── cpd_bmx_nodered_menu.png
│ ├── cpd_bmx_objstorage_createContainer.png
│ ├── cpd_bmx_objstorage_menu.png
│ ├── cpd_box_plot.png
│ ├── cpd_connreaddata_fromdashdb.png
│ ├── cpd_create_rsparknotebook.png
│ ├── cpd_dashdb_connection.PNG
│ ├── cpd_dataloadcsvtodb2.png
│ ├── cpd_dataservices_createmenu.png
│ ├── cpd_db2_ondsx.png
│ ├── cpd_db2whs_onbluemix.png
│ ├── cpd_dsx_createservice.png
│ ├── cpd_dsx_menu.png
│ ├── cpd_dsxconfig_json.png
│ ├── cpd_dsxconfig_jsonread.png
│ ├── cpd_dsxconfig_setfilename.png
│ ├── cpd_dsxconfigure_params.png
│ ├── cpd_dsxjson_creds.png
│ ├── cpd_import_db2data.png
│ ├── cpd_iot_nodered_flow.png
│ ├── cpd_line_plot.png
│ ├── cpd_mysql_connection.png
│ ├── cpd_mysql_onbluemix.png
│ ├── cpd_notebook_results.png
│ ├── cpd_readdata_fromdashdb.png
│ ├── cpd_upload_datafile.png
│ └── delete
└── notebooks
└── watson_changepoint_detection.ipynb
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1 | # Contributing
2 |
3 | This is an open source project, and we appreciate your help!
4 |
5 | We use the GitHub issue tracker to discuss new features and non-trivial bugs.
6 |
7 | In addition to the issue tracker, [#journeys on
8 | Slack](https://dwopen.slack.com) is the best way to get into contact with the
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10 |
11 | To contribute code, documentation, or tests, please submit a pull request to
12 | the GitHub repository. Generally, we expect two maintainers to review your pull
13 | request before it is approved for merging. For more details, see the
14 | [MAINTAINERS](MAINTAINERS.md) page.
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1 | Troubleshooting
2 | ===============
3 |
4 | Jupyter Notebooks
5 | -----------------
6 |
7 | * While creating the Notebook make sure you chose R, Spark as the environment.
8 | The default will be Python, pay special attention to change this.
9 | * Make sure the install.packages() ran correctly. You might need to restart the
10 | kernel and run the cells from the top after the pip install runs the first
11 | time.
12 | * Many of the cells rely on variables that are set in earlier cells. Some of
13 | these are cleared in later cells. Start over at the top when troubleshooting.
14 | * Many of the cells rely on service credentials from Bluemix that are set in
15 | earlier cells. Make sure to add your service credentials correctly.
16 |
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1 | # WARNING: This repository is no longer maintained :warning:
2 |
3 | > This repository will not be updated. The repository will be kept available in read-only mode.
4 |
5 | # Change Point Detection in Time Series Sensor data
6 |
7 | > Data Science Experience is now Watson Studio. Although some images in this code pattern may show the service as Data Science Experience, the steps and processes will still work.
8 |
9 | ## Overview and Goal
10 |
11 | This code pattern is intended for any developer who wants to experiment, learn, enhance and implement a new method for Statistically detecting Change point in Sensor data. Sensors mounted on devices like IoT devices, Automated manufacturing like Robot arms, Process monitoring and Control equipment etc., collect and transmit data on a continuous basis which is Time stamped.
12 |
13 | This code pattern takes you through end to end flow of steps in collating statistics on such Time series data and identify if a Change point has occurred. Core building blocks would include computing Statistical parameters from the Time series data, which compares a Previous dataset of a certain Time range in the past with the Current Series in a recent Time range. Statistical comparison between these two results in detection of any change points. R statistical software is used in this pattern with sample Sensor data loaded into the Data Science experience cloud.
14 |
15 | All the intermediary steps are modularized and all code open sourced to enable developers to use / modify the modules / sub-modules as they see fit for their specific application.
16 |
17 | This code pattern utilizes IoT sensor data and its primary goal is to statistically identify the change point in this sensor data rather than the acquisition and storage of the data itself. For sake of completeness of the flow, a simulation of the IoT data acquisition is included as a first step.
18 |
19 | 
20 |
21 | A detailed pattern of acquisition and storage of IoT sensor data is already covered extensively elsewhere. References to the details of these patterns are also given.
22 |
23 | When you have completed this code pattern, you will understand how to
24 |
25 | * Write data from a IoT source to a database
26 | * Create and Run a Jupyter Notebook in Watson Studio
27 | * Run R statistical software code in Jupyter Notebook
28 | * Read data from database in R notebook and statistically analyze the data
29 | * Generate results in the form of visualisation plots
30 | * Execute R statistical functions to detect Change point in data
31 | * Output and save results in Jupyter Notebook
32 |
33 | This code pattern can be logically split into 2 major parts:
34 |
35 | * Data acquisition and storage of IoT Sensor data using Node Red flows and DB2: The Steps 1 to 4 below cover the details of this part of the pattern.
36 | * Data retrieval and statistical analysis using R - Jupyter notebooks to analyze and detect change points in the data: The Steps 5 to 8 below cover the details of this part of the pattern.
37 |
38 | ## Prerequisites
39 |
40 | You will need the following accounts and tools:
41 |
42 | * [IBM Cloud account](https://cloud.ibm.com/registration/)
43 | * [Bluemix CLI](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/cli/reference/bluemix_cli/index.html#getting-started)
44 |
45 | ## Steps:
46 |
47 | 1. Log into IBM Cloud and create IBM Cloud services
48 | 2. Create Node-RED Application to load IoT data into DB2 table by using the provided [.json configuration file](configuration/node-red.json)
49 | 3. Read IoT data from the sample csv file provided. The Node-RED flow can be changed to read from IoT devices directly
50 | 4. Import the [sample data](data/sample_sensordata2016_1s3dys.csv) into a DB2 table using the Node-RED flow
51 | 5. User configures the parameters in [.json dsx configuration file](configuration/cpd_dsx_config.json) that will be used in Data Science experience and updates credentials to read the configuration file
52 | 6. In R notebook flow, user then updates credentials to read relevant Sensor data subset from the DB2 table. Data from the cloud database will be read by R Spark dataframe in Watson Studio notebook. The user will further extract the 2 series of datasets to be compared. R notebook will use open R libraries and Custom built function components to get the statistics computed. User will generate visual comparison charts to get visual insights on changes in behavior of the sensor values. These Statistical metrics will be compared and the changes analyzed using the Custom functions written in R
53 | 7. In Data science experience R runs on Spark engine to ensure scalability and performance
54 | 8. Object storage is used to store the configuration file where Watson Studio reads the parameters from. The results can also be stored in Object storage if needed
55 |
56 | Developer can reuse all components that support the above steps like
57 | * Reading specific Time series data points from database like Time stamp, Sensor ID, Sensor values
58 | * Time stamp conversion functions, filtering data for specific sensor
59 | * User configurable Time ranges for Splitting Time series data into 2 sets for comparison
60 | * Computations of key statistics that statistically compress these series for useful comparison
61 | * Build a dictionary of statistics to consistently compare these data sets
62 | * Based on threshold specified by User, detect if a Change point has occurred in the data
63 |
64 | ## Included components
65 |
66 | * [IBM Node-RED Cloud Foundry App](https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog/starters/node-red-starter): Develop, deploy, and scale server-side JavaScript® apps with ease. The IBM SDK for Node.js™ provides enhanced performance, security, and serviceability.
67 |
68 | * [IBM Watson Studio](https://www.ibm.com/cloud/watson-studio): Analyze data using RStudio, Jupyter, and Python in a configured, collaborative environment that includes IBM value-adds, such as managed Spark.
69 |
70 | * [DB2 Warehouse on Cloud](https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog/services/db2-warehouse-on-cloud): IBM Db2 Warehouse on Cloud is a fully-managed, enterprise-class, cloud data warehouse service. Powered by IBM BLU Acceleration.
71 |
72 | * [IBM Cloud Object Storage](https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog/services/cloud-object-storage?cm_sp=dw-bluemix-_-code-_-devcenter): An IBM Cloud service that provides an unstructured cloud data store to build and deliver cost effective apps and services with high reliability and fast speed to market.
73 |
74 | * [Internet of Things Platform](https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog/services/internet-of-things-platform): This service is the hub for IBM Watson IoT and lets you communicate with and consume data from connected devices and gateways. Use the built-in web console dashboards to monitor your IoT data and analyze it in real time.
75 |
76 | ## Featured technologies
77 |
78 | * [Jupyter Notebooks](https://jupyter.org/): An open-source web application that allows you to create and share documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations and explanatory text.
79 |
80 | # Watch the Video
81 |
82 | [](https://youtu.be/DFY7wcwRZAE)
83 |
84 | # Steps
85 |
86 | Follow these steps to setup and run this developer pattern. The steps are
87 | described in detail below.
88 |
89 | 1. [Sign up for the Watson Studio](#1-sign-up-for-the-data-science-experience)
90 | 1. [Create IBM Cloud services](#2-create-bluemix-services)
91 | 1. [Create Node-RED App and inject IoT data](#3-create-node-red-app-and-inject-iot-data)
92 | 1. [Create the notebook](#4-create-the-r-spark-jupyter-notebook)
93 | 1. [Add the data and configuraton file](#5-add-the-configuration-and-data-access-details)
94 | 1. [Run the notebook](#6-run-the-notebook)
95 | 1. [Download the results](#7-view-the-results)
96 |
97 | ## 1. Sign up for the Watson Studio
98 |
99 | Sign up for IBM's [Watson Studio](https://www.ibm.com/cloud/watson-studio). By signing up for the Watson Studio, two services: ``Apache Spark`` and ``Object Storage`` will be created in your IBM Cloud account.
100 |
101 | ## 2. Create IBM Cloud services
102 |
103 | Create the IBM Cloud services by following the links below.
104 | * [**Object Storage in IBM Cloud**](https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog/services/cloud-object-storage)
105 |
106 | 1. Choose an appropriate name for the service `Service Name` and choose `Free` Pricing Plan. Click on `Create`.
107 | 
108 |
109 | 2. Click on Object Storage service instance on IBM Cloud Dashboard. Choose the `region` and create a Container unit using `Add a container` link.
110 | 
111 |
112 | 3. Upload the [sample data file](data/sample_sensordata2016_1s3dys.csv) in Object storage Container.
113 |
114 |
115 | * [**DB2 Warehouse on Cloud**](https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog/services/db2-warehouse-on-cloud)
116 |
117 | 
118 |
119 | 1. Once service is created, click on `DB2 Warehouse on Cloud` service instance on IBM Cloud Dashboard. Click `Open` to launch the Dashboard.
120 | 2. Click on `Explore` from the panel, choose schema and then create a `New Table`.
121 | 
122 | 3. Create a new database table `CHANGEPOINTIOT` with following schema:
123 | {
124 | SENSORID VARCHAR(20)
125 | TIMESTAMP VARCHAR(100)
126 | SENSORVALUE DECIMAL(8,5)
127 | SENSORUNITS VARCHAR(100)
128 | }
129 |
130 |
131 | * [**Internet of Things Platform**](https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog/services/internet-of-things-platform)
132 |
133 | 
134 |
135 | 1. Once service is created, click on `Internet of Things Platform` service instance on IBM Cloud Dashboard. Launch the Watson IoT Platform Dashboard.
136 | 2. Register a device on Watson IoT Platform, refer to step 3 and step 4 in https://developer.ibm.com/recipes/tutorials/how-to-register-devices-in-ibm-iot-foundation/
137 | 3. Generate API Keys to establish a connection to IoT Platform from your application. Refer step 5 in https://developer.ibm.com/recipes/tutorials/how-to-register-devices-in-ibm-iot-foundation/ to generate API Keys. Make a note of the generated keys, it will be used later.
138 |
139 |
140 | * [**Watson Studio**](https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog/services/data-science-experience)
141 |
142 | 
143 | 
144 |
145 |
146 | ## 3. Create Node-RED App and inject IoT data
147 |
148 | Create the Node-RED Starter application by following the link. Choose an appropriate name for the Node-RED application - `App name:`. Click on `Create`.
149 |
150 | [**Node-RED Starter**](https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog/starters/node-red-starter)
151 |
152 | 
153 |
154 | * On the newly created Node-RED application page, Click on `Visit App URL` to launch the Node-RED editor once the application is in `Running` state.
155 | * On the `Welcome to your new Node-RED instance on IBM Cloud` screen, Click on `Next`
156 | * On the `Secure your Node-RED editor` screen, enter a username and password to secure the Node-RED editor and click on `Next`
157 | * On the `Browse available IBM Cloud nodes` screen, click on `Next`
158 | * On the `Finish the install` screen, click on Finish
159 | * Click on `Go to your Node-RED flow editor`
160 | * Install the following nodes before importing the flow. To do this select ‘Manage Palette’ from the menu (top right), and then select the install tab in the palette. Search for new nodes name to install and click on `Install`.
161 |
162 | - `node-red-contrib-objectstore`
163 |
164 | 
165 |
166 | - `node-red-contrib-ibm-watson-iot`
167 |
168 | 
169 |
170 | #### Import Node-RED flow by importing the [configuration .json](configuration/node-red.json)
171 | The flow json for Node-RED can be found under `configuration` directory.
172 | * Download the `configuration/node-red.json`
173 | * Open the file with a text editor and copy the contents to Clipboard
174 | * On the Node-RED flow editor, click the Menu and select `Import` -> `Clipboard` and paste the contents
175 |
176 | 
177 |
178 | #### Adjustments to the node properties in Node-RED Flow
179 | 1. Object Storage node (getFileData_in_buffer): Provide your Object Storage service credentials. Service credentials are available in IBM Cloud service instance. Configure node in buffer mode to read the file from your object storage service. Ensure the sample data is loaded into Object storage as explained in Create IBM Cloud Services section above.
180 |
181 | 2. Watson-IoT node (TemperatureSensor): Configure this with a registered device on Watson IoT Platform. To configure Watson IoT node in node-red, refer to : https://developer.ibm.com/recipes/tutorials/simulating-a-device-and-publishing-034messages034-to-ibm-iot-platform-from-a-nodered-034watson-iot034-platform-node/
182 |
183 | 3. IBM IoT node: Configure IBM IoT node to receive events from Watson IoT Platform using the API keys generated in Create IBM Cloud Services section. To setup IBM IoT Node in node-red refer to step 5 in https://developer.ibm.com/recipes/tutorials/getting-started-with-watson-iot-platform-using-node-red/
184 |
185 | 4. dashDB node (CHANGEPOINTIOT): Use credentials of DB2 Warehouse on Cloud service. Service credentials are available in IBM Cloud service instance. Provide database table name `CHANGEPOINTIOT` in which sensor data will get populated.
186 |
187 | #### Deploy the Node-RED flow by clicking on the `Deploy` button
188 |
189 | 
190 |
191 | Node-red flow is designed as:
192 | 1. The csv file with sample sensor data is uploaded in object storage.
193 | 2. Prepare a csv string from the sample data file and give this string, as an input to csv node.
194 | 3. csv node will act as a device simulator and it will trigger an event of temperature sensor for each row of data.
195 | 4. The events sent by temperature sensor will be received by IBM IoT Platform.
196 | 5. This data will be prepared and then stored in the database.
197 | 6. Data from DB can be used in R Jupyter notebook for analytics.
198 |
199 |
200 | #### Inject the data in Node-RED Flow
201 | In Node-RED Flow, click on the input of `inject` node. It will trigger the execution of the node-red flow and on successful execution, data will get stored to DB2 table `CHANGEPOINTIOT`.
202 |
203 | ## 4. Create the R Spark Jupyter notebook
204 |
205 | Use the menu on the left to select `My Projects` and then `Default Project`.
206 | Click on `Add notebooks` (upper right) to create a notebook.
207 | * Select the `From URL` tab.
208 | * Enter a name for the notebook.
209 | * Optionally, enter a description for the notebook.
210 | * Enter this Notebook URL:
211 | https://github.com/IBM/detect-timeseriesdata-change/blob/master/notebooks/watson_changepoint_detection.ipynb
212 | * Click the `Create Notebook` button.
213 | * Upload the sample .json Watson Studio configuration file to Object storage from URL:
214 | https://github.com/IBM/detect-timeseriesdata-change/blob/master/configuration/cpd_dsx_config.json
215 |
216 | ## 5. Add the configuration and data access details
217 |
218 | #### Fix-up configuration parameter .json file name and values
219 |
220 | Once the files have been uploaded into ``Object Storage`` you need to update the variables that refer to the .json configuration files in the R - Jupyter Notebook.
221 |
222 | In the notebook, update the Watson Studio configuration .json file name in section 2.1.1
223 | 
224 |
225 | Edit the [Watson Studio configuration .json file](configuration/cpd_dsx_config.json)
226 | Update the `paramvalue` ONLY to suit your requirements and save the .json file
227 | Retain the rest of the format and composition of the .json file
228 |
229 | 
230 |
231 | The descriptions of the parameters that can be configured are as below.
232 | 1. coltimestamp: Name of the column which holds the Time stamp of data
233 | recorded by Sensor
234 | 2. colsensorid: Name of the column which holds the Sensor identification
235 | 3. colsensorvalue: Name of the column that stores the values measured by sensor
236 | 4. sensorid: Sensor ID for which the analysis needs to be applied
237 | 5. datatimeformat: Time format of the data in the data frame
238 | 6. intimezone: Time zone for the Time stamps
239 | 7. rangetimeformat: Time format which is used for specifying the time ranges
240 | 8. Pfrom: Start Time for first series Time range
241 | 9. Pto: End Time for first series Time range
242 | 10. Cfrom: Start Time for second series Time range
243 | 11. Cto: End Time for second series Time range
244 | 12. thresholdpercent: Set the threshold percentage of change if detected
245 |
246 |
247 | * In section 2.1.2 of Watson Studio notebook, Insert (replace) your own Object storage
248 | file credentials to read the .json configuration file
249 | * Also replace the function name in the block that Read json configuration file
250 | in section 2.1.3
251 |
252 | 
253 | 
254 |
255 |
256 |
257 | #### Add the data and configuration to the notebook
258 | Use `Find and Add Data` (look for the `10/01` icon)
259 | and its `Connectsions` tab. You must be able to see your database connection created earlier.
260 | From there you can click `Insert to Code` under the `Data connection` list and add `ibm DBR code`
261 | with connection credentials to the flow.
262 |
263 | 
264 |
265 | > Note: If you don't have your own data and configuration files, you can reuse our example in the "Read IoT Sensor data from database"
266 | section. Look in the `data/sensordata2016_1s3dys.csv` directory for data file.
267 |
268 | 
269 |
270 |
271 | ## 6. Run the notebook
272 |
273 | When a notebook is executed, what is actually happening is that each code cell in
274 | the notebook is executed, in order, from top to bottom.
275 |
276 | Each code cell is selectable and is preceded by a tag in the left margin. The tag
277 | format is `In [x]:`. Depending on the state of the notebook, the `x` can be:
278 |
279 | * A blank, this indicates that the cell has never been executed.
280 | * A number, this number represents the relative order this code step was executed.
281 | * A `*`, this indicates that the cell is currently executing.
282 |
283 | There are several ways to execute the code cells in your notebook:
284 |
285 | * One cell at a time.
286 | * Select the cell, and then press the `Play` button in the toolbar.
287 | * Batch mode, in sequential order.
288 | * From the `Cell` menu bar, there are several options available. For example, you
289 | can `Run All` cells in your notebook, or you can `Run All Below`, that will
290 | start executing from the first cell under the currently selected cell, and then
291 | continue executing all cells that follow.
292 | * At a scheduled time.
293 | * Press the `Schedule` button located in the top right section of your notebook
294 | panel. Here you can schedule your notebook to be executed once at some future
295 | time, or repeatedly at your specified interval.
296 |
297 | ## 7. View the results
298 |
299 | The notebook outputs the results in the Notebook which can be copied to clipboard
300 |
301 | 
302 | 
303 | 
304 |
305 |
306 | The graphs give a visual indication of how the Sensor values behave during the 2 time periods
307 |
308 | Statistics on these 2 time periods like averages, standard deviations, quartiles are computed and deviations computed for each of them. Then a overall deviation is computed and compared against the threshold set earlier in the Watson Studio configuration file
309 |
310 | Based on the threshold deviation specified by the user, if the overall computed deviation exceeds the threshold configured, custom R functions will output if there is a Change point occurrence detected
311 |
312 |
313 | # Troubleshooting
314 |
315 | [See DEBUGGING.md](DEBUGGING.md)
316 |
317 | ## Useful links
318 |
319 | * [IBM Cloud](https://console.bluemix.net)
320 | * [IBM Cloud Documentation](https://console.bluemix.net/docs/)
321 | * [IBM Cloud Developers Community](https://developer.ibm.com/bluemix/)
322 | * [IBM Watson Internet of Things](https://www.ibm.com/internet-of-things)
323 | * [IBM Watson IoT Platform](https://www.ibm.com/internet-of-things/solutions)
324 | * [IBM Watson IoT Platform Developers Community](https://developer.ibm.com/iotplatform/)
325 | * [Simulate IoT Device](https://github.com/IBM/manage-control-device-node-red)
326 | * [Node-RED](https://nodered.org/)
327 |
328 |
329 |
330 | # License
331 |
332 | This code pattern is licensed under the Apache Software License, Version 2. Separate third party code objects invoked within this code pattern are licensed by their respective providers pursuant to their own separate licenses. Contributions are subject to the [Developer Certificate of Origin, Version 1.1 (DCO)](https://developercertificate.org/) and the [Apache Software License, Version 2](https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.txt).
333 |
334 | [Apache Software License (ASL) FAQ](https://www.apache.org/foundation/license-faq.html#WhatDoesItMEAN)
335 |
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/configuration/cpd_dsx_config.json:
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1 | [
2 | {
3 | "paramname": "coltimestamp",
4 | "paramvalue": "TIMESTAMP"
5 | },
6 | {
7 | "paramname": "colsensorid",
8 | "paramvalue": "SENSORID"
9 | },
10 | {
11 | "paramname": "colsensorvalue",
12 | "paramvalue": "SENSORVALUE"
13 | },
14 | {
15 | "paramname": "sensorid",
16 | "paramvalue": "3B1"
17 | },
18 | {
19 | "paramname": "datatimeformat",
20 | "paramvalue": "%d-%m-%Y %H:%M:%S"
21 | },
22 | {
23 | "paramname": "intimezone",
24 | "paramvalue": "GMT"
25 | },
26 | {
27 | "paramname": "rangetimeformat",
28 | "paramvalue": "%Y%m%d %H:%M:%S"
29 | },
30 | {
31 | "paramname": "Pfrom",
32 | "paramvalue": "20160324 00:00:00"
33 | },
34 | {
35 | "paramname": "Pto",
36 | "paramvalue": "20160325 00:00:00"
37 | },
38 | {
39 | "paramname": "Cfrom",
40 | "paramvalue": "20160325 00:00:00"
41 | },
42 | {
43 | "paramname": "Cto",
44 | "paramvalue": "20160326 00:00:00"
45 | },
46 | {
47 | "paramname": "thresholdpercent",
48 | "paramvalue": 25
49 | }
50 | ]
51 |
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2 |
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4 | "3B1","24-03-2016 00:20:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
5 | "3B1","24-03-2016 00:30:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
6 | "3B1","24-03-2016 00:40:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
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9 | "3B1","24-03-2016 01:10:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
10 | "3B1","24-03-2016 01:20:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
11 | "3B1","24-03-2016 01:30:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
12 | "3B1","24-03-2016 01:40:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
13 | "3B1","24-03-2016 01:50:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
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16 | "3B1","24-03-2016 02:20:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
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18 | "3B1","24-03-2016 02:40:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
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20 | "3B1","24-03-2016 03:00:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
21 | "3B1","24-03-2016 03:10:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
22 | "3B1","24-03-2016 03:20:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
23 | "3B1","24-03-2016 03:30:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
24 | "3B1","24-03-2016 03:40:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
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26 | "3B1","24-03-2016 04:00:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
27 | "3B1","24-03-2016 04:10:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
28 | "3B1","24-03-2016 04:20:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
29 | "3B1","24-03-2016 04:30:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
30 | "3B1","24-03-2016 04:40:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
31 | "3B1","24-03-2016 04:50:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
32 | "3B1","24-03-2016 05:00:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
33 | "3B1","24-03-2016 05:10:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
34 | "3B1","24-03-2016 05:20:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
35 | "3B1","24-03-2016 05:30:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
36 | "3B1","24-03-2016 05:40:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
37 | "3B1","24-03-2016 05:50:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
38 | "3B1","24-03-2016 06:00:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
39 | "3B1","24-03-2016 06:10:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
40 | "3B1","24-03-2016 06:20:00",27.675,"FAHRENHEIT"
41 | "3B1","24-03-2016 06:30:00",22.14,"FAHRENHEIT"
42 | "3B1","24-03-2016 06:40:00",15.99,"FAHRENHEIT"
43 | "3B1","24-03-2016 06:50:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
44 | "3B1","24-03-2016 07:00:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
45 | "3B1","24-03-2016 07:10:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
46 | "3B1","24-03-2016 07:20:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
47 | "3B1","24-03-2016 07:30:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
48 | "3B1","24-03-2016 07:40:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
49 | "3B1","24-03-2016 07:50:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
50 | "3B1","24-03-2016 08:00:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
51 | "3B1","24-03-2016 08:10:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
52 | "3B1","24-03-2016 08:20:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
53 | "3B1","24-03-2016 08:30:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
54 | "3B1","24-03-2016 08:40:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
55 | "3B1","24-03-2016 08:50:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
56 | "3B1","24-03-2016 09:00:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
57 | "3B1","24-03-2016 09:10:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
58 | "3B1","24-03-2016 09:20:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
59 | "3B1","24-03-2016 09:30:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
60 | "3B1","24-03-2016 09:40:00",8.61,"FAHRENHEIT"
61 | "3B1","24-03-2016 09:50:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
62 | "3B1","24-03-2016 10:00:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
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64 | "3B1","24-03-2016 10:20:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
65 | "3B1","24-03-2016 10:30:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
66 | "3B1","24-03-2016 10:40:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
67 | "3B1","24-03-2016 10:50:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
68 | "3B1","24-03-2016 11:00:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
69 | "3B1","24-03-2016 11:10:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
70 | "3B1","24-03-2016 11:20:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
71 | "3B1","24-03-2016 11:30:00",14.76,"FAHRENHEIT"
72 | "3B1","24-03-2016 11:40:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
73 | "3B1","24-03-2016 11:50:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
74 | "3B1","24-03-2016 12:00:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
75 | "3B1","24-03-2016 12:10:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
76 | "3B1","24-03-2016 12:20:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
77 | "3B1","24-03-2016 12:30:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
78 | "3B1","24-03-2016 12:40:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
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85 | "3B1","24-03-2016 13:50:00",52.89,"FAHRENHEIT"
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88 | "3B1","24-03-2016 14:20:00",28.29,"FAHRENHEIT"
89 | "3B1","24-03-2016 14:30:00",28.29,"FAHRENHEIT"
90 | "3B1","24-03-2016 14:40:00",19.065,"FAHRENHEIT"
91 | "3B1","24-03-2016 14:50:00",16.605,"FAHRENHEIT"
92 | "3B1","24-03-2016 15:00:00",15.99,"FAHRENHEIT"
93 | "3B1","24-03-2016 15:10:00",16.605,"FAHRENHEIT"
94 | "3B1","24-03-2016 15:20:00",14.76,"FAHRENHEIT"
95 | "3B1","24-03-2016 15:30:00",14.145,"FAHRENHEIT"
96 | "3B1","24-03-2016 15:40:00",33.21,"FAHRENHEIT"
97 | "3B1","24-03-2016 15:50:00",20.295,"FAHRENHEIT"
98 | "3B1","24-03-2016 16:00:00",16.605,"FAHRENHEIT"
99 | "3B1","24-03-2016 16:10:00",14.76,"FAHRENHEIT"
100 | "3B1","24-03-2016 16:20:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
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102 | "3B1","24-03-2016 16:40:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
103 | "3B1","24-03-2016 16:50:00",18.45,"FAHRENHEIT"
104 | "3B1","24-03-2016 17:00:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
105 | "3B1","24-03-2016 17:10:00",14.145,"FAHRENHEIT"
106 | "3B1","24-03-2016 17:20:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
107 | "3B1","24-03-2016 17:30:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
108 | "3B1","24-03-2016 17:40:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
109 | "3B1","24-03-2016 17:50:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
110 | "3B1","24-03-2016 18:00:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
111 | "3B1","24-03-2016 18:10:00",14.76,"FAHRENHEIT"
112 | "3B1","24-03-2016 18:20:00",14.145,"FAHRENHEIT"
113 | "3B1","24-03-2016 18:30:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
114 | "3B1","24-03-2016 18:40:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
115 | "3B1","24-03-2016 18:50:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
116 | "3B1","24-03-2016 19:00:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
117 | "3B1","24-03-2016 19:10:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
118 | "3B1","24-03-2016 19:20:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
119 | "3B1","24-03-2016 19:30:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
120 | "3B1","24-03-2016 19:40:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
121 | "3B1","24-03-2016 19:50:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
122 | "3B1","24-03-2016 20:00:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
123 | "3B1","24-03-2016 20:10:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
124 | "3B1","24-03-2016 20:20:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
125 | "3B1","24-03-2016 20:30:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
126 | "3B1","24-03-2016 20:40:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
127 | "3B1","24-03-2016 20:50:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
128 | "3B1","24-03-2016 21:00:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
129 | "3B1","24-03-2016 21:10:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
130 | "3B1","24-03-2016 21:20:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
131 | "3B1","24-03-2016 21:30:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
132 | "3B1","24-03-2016 21:40:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
133 | "3B1","24-03-2016 21:50:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
134 | "3B1","24-03-2016 22:00:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
135 | "3B1","24-03-2016 22:10:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
136 | "3B1","24-03-2016 22:20:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
137 | "3B1","24-03-2016 22:30:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
138 | "3B1","24-03-2016 22:40:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
139 | "3B1","24-03-2016 22:50:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
140 | "3B1","24-03-2016 23:00:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
141 | "3B1","24-03-2016 23:10:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
142 | "3B1","24-03-2016 23:20:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
143 | "3B1","24-03-2016 23:30:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
144 | "3B1","24-03-2016 23:40:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
145 | "3B1","24-03-2016 23:50:00",36.9,"FAHRENHEIT"
146 | "3B1","25-03-2016 00:00:00",18.45,"FAHRENHEIT"
147 | "3B1","25-03-2016 00:10:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
148 | "3B1","25-03-2016 00:20:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
149 | "3B1","25-03-2016 00:30:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
150 | "3B1","25-03-2016 00:40:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
151 | "3B1","25-03-2016 00:50:00",16.605,"FAHRENHEIT"
152 | "3B1","25-03-2016 01:00:00",28.905,"FAHRENHEIT"
153 | "3B1","25-03-2016 01:10:00",43.05,"FAHRENHEIT"
154 | "3B1","25-03-2016 01:20:00",49.815,"FAHRENHEIT"
155 | "3B1","25-03-2016 01:30:00",53.505,"FAHRENHEIT"
156 | "3B1","25-03-2016 01:40:00",52.275,"FAHRENHEIT"
157 | "3B1","25-03-2016 01:50:00",52.275,"FAHRENHEIT"
158 | "3B1","25-03-2016 02:00:00",37.515,"FAHRENHEIT"
159 | "3B1","25-03-2016 02:10:00",27.06,"FAHRENHEIT"
160 | "3B1","25-03-2016 02:20:00",22.14,"FAHRENHEIT"
161 | "3B1","25-03-2016 02:30:00",19.68,"FAHRENHEIT"
162 | "3B1","25-03-2016 02:40:00",18.45,"FAHRENHEIT"
163 | "3B1","25-03-2016 02:50:00",16.605,"FAHRENHEIT"
164 | "3B1","25-03-2016 03:00:00",15.99,"FAHRENHEIT"
165 | "3B1","25-03-2016 03:10:00",14.76,"FAHRENHEIT"
166 | "3B1","25-03-2016 03:20:00",14.76,"FAHRENHEIT"
167 | "3B1","25-03-2016 03:30:00",14.145,"FAHRENHEIT"
168 | "3B1","25-03-2016 03:40:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
169 | "3B1","25-03-2016 03:50:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
170 | "3B1","25-03-2016 04:00:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
171 | "3B1","25-03-2016 04:10:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
172 | "3B1","25-03-2016 04:20:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
173 | "3B1","25-03-2016 04:30:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
174 | "3B1","25-03-2016 04:40:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
175 | "3B1","25-03-2016 04:50:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
176 | "3B1","25-03-2016 05:00:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
177 | "3B1","25-03-2016 05:10:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
178 | "3B1","25-03-2016 05:20:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
179 | "3B1","25-03-2016 05:30:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
180 | "3B1","25-03-2016 05:40:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
181 | "3B1","25-03-2016 05:50:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
182 | "3B1","25-03-2016 06:00:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
183 | "3B1","25-03-2016 06:10:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
184 | "3B1","25-03-2016 06:20:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
185 | "3B1","25-03-2016 06:30:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
186 | "3B1","25-03-2016 06:40:00",39.36,"FAHRENHEIT"
187 | "3B1","25-03-2016 06:50:00",23.985,"FAHRENHEIT"
188 | "3B1","25-03-2016 07:00:00",15.375,"FAHRENHEIT"
189 | "3B1","25-03-2016 07:10:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
190 | "3B1","25-03-2016 07:20:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
191 | "3B1","25-03-2016 07:30:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
192 | "3B1","25-03-2016 07:40:00",18.45,"FAHRENHEIT"
193 | "3B1","25-03-2016 07:50:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
194 | "3B1","25-03-2016 08:00:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
195 | "3B1","25-03-2016 08:10:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
196 | "3B1","25-03-2016 08:20:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
197 | "3B1","25-03-2016 08:30:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
198 | "3B1","25-03-2016 08:40:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
199 | "3B1","25-03-2016 08:50:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
200 | "3B1","25-03-2016 09:00:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
201 | "3B1","25-03-2016 09:10:00",14.76,"FAHRENHEIT"
202 | "3B1","25-03-2016 09:20:00",24.6,"FAHRENHEIT"
203 | "3B1","25-03-2016 09:30:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
204 | "3B1","25-03-2016 09:40:00",15.99,"FAHRENHEIT"
205 | "3B1","25-03-2016 09:50:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
206 | "3B1","25-03-2016 10:00:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
207 | "3B1","25-03-2016 10:10:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
208 | "3B1","25-03-2016 10:20:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
209 | "3B1","25-03-2016 10:30:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
210 | "3B1","25-03-2016 10:40:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
211 | "3B1","25-03-2016 10:50:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
212 | "3B1","25-03-2016 11:00:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
213 | "3B1","25-03-2016 11:10:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
214 | "3B1","25-03-2016 11:20:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
215 | "3B1","25-03-2016 11:30:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
216 | "3B1","25-03-2016 11:40:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
217 | "3B1","25-03-2016 11:50:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
218 | "3B1","25-03-2016 12:00:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
219 | "3B1","25-03-2016 12:10:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
220 | "3B1","25-03-2016 12:20:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
221 | "3B1","25-03-2016 12:30:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
222 | "3B1","25-03-2016 12:40:00",19.065,"FAHRENHEIT"
223 | "3B1","25-03-2016 12:50:00",34.44,"FAHRENHEIT"
224 | "3B1","25-03-2016 13:00:00",39.36,"FAHRENHEIT"
225 | "3B1","25-03-2016 13:10:00",50.43,"FAHRENHEIT"
226 | "3B1","25-03-2016 13:20:00",54.735,"FAHRENHEIT"
227 | "3B1","25-03-2016 13:30:00",55.965,"FAHRENHEIT"
228 | "3B1","25-03-2016 13:40:00",54.12,"FAHRENHEIT"
229 | "3B1","25-03-2016 13:50:00",52.89,"FAHRENHEIT"
230 | "3B1","25-03-2016 14:00:00",40.59,"FAHRENHEIT"
231 | "3B1","25-03-2016 14:10:00",35.67,"FAHRENHEIT"
232 | "3B1","25-03-2016 14:20:00",30.75,"FAHRENHEIT"
233 | "3B1","25-03-2016 14:30:00",23.37,"FAHRENHEIT"
234 | "3B1","25-03-2016 14:40:00",19.68,"FAHRENHEIT"
235 | "3B1","25-03-2016 14:50:00",17.835,"FAHRENHEIT"
236 | "3B1","25-03-2016 15:00:00",28.29,"FAHRENHEIT"
237 | "3B1","25-03-2016 15:10:00",19.68,"FAHRENHEIT"
238 | "3B1","25-03-2016 15:20:00",20.295,"FAHRENHEIT"
239 | "3B1","25-03-2016 15:30:00",16.605,"FAHRENHEIT"
240 | "3B1","25-03-2016 15:40:00",15.375,"FAHRENHEIT"
241 | "3B1","25-03-2016 15:50:00",15.375,"FAHRENHEIT"
242 | "3B1","25-03-2016 16:00:00",14.76,"FAHRENHEIT"
243 | "3B1","25-03-2016 16:10:00",38.13,"FAHRENHEIT"
244 | "3B1","25-03-2016 16:20:00",33.825,"FAHRENHEIT"
245 | "3B1","25-03-2016 16:30:00",17.835,"FAHRENHEIT"
246 | "3B1","25-03-2016 16:40:00",15.99,"FAHRENHEIT"
247 | "3B1","25-03-2016 16:50:00",14.76,"FAHRENHEIT"
248 | "3B1","25-03-2016 17:00:00",14.145,"FAHRENHEIT"
249 | "3B1","25-03-2016 17:10:00",14.145,"FAHRENHEIT"
250 | "3B1","25-03-2016 17:20:00",16.605,"FAHRENHEIT"
251 | "3B1","25-03-2016 17:30:00",16.605,"FAHRENHEIT"
252 | "3B1","25-03-2016 17:40:00",14.145,"FAHRENHEIT"
253 | "3B1","25-03-2016 17:50:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
254 | "3B1","25-03-2016 18:00:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
255 | "3B1","25-03-2016 18:10:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
256 | "3B1","25-03-2016 18:20:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
257 | "3B1","25-03-2016 18:30:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
258 | "3B1","25-03-2016 18:40:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
259 | "3B1","25-03-2016 18:50:00",16.605,"FAHRENHEIT"
260 | "3B1","25-03-2016 19:00:00",14.76,"FAHRENHEIT"
261 | "3B1","25-03-2016 19:10:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
262 | "3B1","25-03-2016 19:20:00",17.22,"FAHRENHEIT"
263 | "3B1","25-03-2016 19:30:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
264 | "3B1","25-03-2016 19:40:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
265 | "3B1","25-03-2016 19:50:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
266 | "3B1","25-03-2016 20:00:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
267 | "3B1","25-03-2016 20:10:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
268 | "3B1","25-03-2016 20:20:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
269 | "3B1","25-03-2016 20:30:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
270 | "3B1","25-03-2016 20:40:00",29.52,"FAHRENHEIT"
271 | "3B1","25-03-2016 20:50:00",22.14,"FAHRENHEIT"
272 | "3B1","25-03-2016 21:00:00",14.145,"FAHRENHEIT"
273 | "3B1","25-03-2016 21:10:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
274 | "3B1","25-03-2016 21:20:00",15.99,"FAHRENHEIT"
275 | "3B1","25-03-2016 21:30:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
276 | "3B1","25-03-2016 21:40:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
277 | "3B1","25-03-2016 21:50:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
278 | "3B1","25-03-2016 22:00:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
279 | "3B1","25-03-2016 22:10:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
280 | "3B1","25-03-2016 22:20:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
281 | "3B1","25-03-2016 22:30:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
282 | "3B1","25-03-2016 22:40:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
283 | "3B1","25-03-2016 22:50:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
284 | "3B1","25-03-2016 23:00:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
285 | "3B1","25-03-2016 23:10:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
286 | "3B1","25-03-2016 23:20:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
287 | "3B1","25-03-2016 23:30:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
288 | "3B1","25-03-2016 23:40:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
289 | "3B1","25-03-2016 23:50:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
290 | "3B1","26-03-2016 00:00:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
291 | "3B1","26-03-2016 00:10:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
292 | "3B1","26-03-2016 00:20:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
293 | "3B1","26-03-2016 00:30:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
294 | "3B1","26-03-2016 00:40:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
295 | "3B1","26-03-2016 00:50:00",16.605,"FAHRENHEIT"
296 | "3B1","26-03-2016 01:00:00",28.905,"FAHRENHEIT"
297 | "3B1","26-03-2016 01:10:00",44.895,"FAHRENHEIT"
298 | "3B1","26-03-2016 01:20:00",52.89,"FAHRENHEIT"
299 | "3B1","26-03-2016 01:30:00",55.35,"FAHRENHEIT"
300 | "3B1","26-03-2016 01:40:00",54.12,"FAHRENHEIT"
301 | "3B1","26-03-2016 01:50:00",52.275,"FAHRENHEIT"
302 | "3B1","26-03-2016 02:00:00",36.9,"FAHRENHEIT"
303 | "3B1","26-03-2016 02:10:00",30.75,"FAHRENHEIT"
304 | "3B1","26-03-2016 02:20:00",25.215,"FAHRENHEIT"
305 | "3B1","26-03-2016 02:30:00",21.525,"FAHRENHEIT"
306 | "3B1","26-03-2016 02:40:00",19.065,"FAHRENHEIT"
307 | "3B1","26-03-2016 02:50:00",17.835,"FAHRENHEIT"
308 | "3B1","26-03-2016 03:00:00",16.605,"FAHRENHEIT"
309 | "3B1","26-03-2016 03:10:00",15.375,"FAHRENHEIT"
310 | "3B1","26-03-2016 03:20:00",14.76,"FAHRENHEIT"
311 | "3B1","26-03-2016 03:30:00",14.76,"FAHRENHEIT"
312 | "3B1","26-03-2016 03:40:00",14.145,"FAHRENHEIT"
313 | "3B1","26-03-2016 03:50:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
314 | "3B1","26-03-2016 04:00:00",14.145,"FAHRENHEIT"
315 | "3B1","26-03-2016 04:10:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
316 | "3B1","26-03-2016 04:20:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
317 | "3B1","26-03-2016 04:30:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
318 | "3B1","26-03-2016 04:40:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
319 | "3B1","26-03-2016 04:50:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
320 | "3B1","26-03-2016 05:00:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
321 | "3B1","26-03-2016 05:10:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
322 | "3B1","26-03-2016 05:20:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
323 | "3B1","26-03-2016 05:30:00",25.83,"FAHRENHEIT"
324 | "3B1","26-03-2016 05:40:00",29.52,"FAHRENHEIT"
325 | "3B1","26-03-2016 05:50:00",14.145,"FAHRENHEIT"
326 | "3B1","26-03-2016 06:00:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
327 | "3B1","26-03-2016 06:10:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
328 | "3B1","26-03-2016 06:20:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
329 | "3B1","26-03-2016 06:30:00",35.055,"FAHRENHEIT"
330 | "3B1","26-03-2016 06:40:00",38.745,"FAHRENHEIT"
331 | "3B1","26-03-2016 06:50:00",20.295,"FAHRENHEIT"
332 | "3B1","26-03-2016 07:00:00",17.22,"FAHRENHEIT"
333 | "3B1","26-03-2016 07:10:00",14.145,"FAHRENHEIT"
334 | "3B1","26-03-2016 07:20:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
335 | "3B1","26-03-2016 07:30:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
336 | "3B1","26-03-2016 07:40:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
337 | "3B1","26-03-2016 07:50:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
338 | "3B1","26-03-2016 08:00:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
339 | "3B1","26-03-2016 08:10:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
340 | "3B1","26-03-2016 08:20:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
341 | "3B1","26-03-2016 08:30:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
342 | "3B1","26-03-2016 08:40:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
343 | "3B1","26-03-2016 08:50:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
344 | "3B1","26-03-2016 09:00:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
345 | "3B1","26-03-2016 09:10:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
346 | "3B1","26-03-2016 09:20:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
347 | "3B1","26-03-2016 09:30:00",9.84,"FAHRENHEIT"
348 | "3B1","26-03-2016 09:40:00",9.225,"FAHRENHEIT"
349 | "3B1","26-03-2016 09:50:00",23.985,"FAHRENHEIT"
350 | "3B1","26-03-2016 10:00:00",22.14,"FAHRENHEIT"
351 | "3B1","26-03-2016 10:10:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
352 | "3B1","26-03-2016 10:20:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
353 | "3B1","26-03-2016 10:30:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
354 | "3B1","26-03-2016 10:40:00",21.525,"FAHRENHEIT"
355 | "3B1","26-03-2016 10:50:00",14.76,"FAHRENHEIT"
356 | "3B1","26-03-2016 11:00:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
357 | "3B1","26-03-2016 11:10:00",22.755,"FAHRENHEIT"
358 | "3B1","26-03-2016 11:20:00",14.145,"FAHRENHEIT"
359 | "3B1","26-03-2016 11:30:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
360 | "3B1","26-03-2016 11:40:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
361 | "3B1","26-03-2016 11:50:00",15.375,"FAHRENHEIT"
362 | "3B1","26-03-2016 12:00:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
363 | "3B1","26-03-2016 12:10:00",11.07,"FAHRENHEIT"
364 | "3B1","26-03-2016 12:20:00",10.455,"FAHRENHEIT"
365 | "3B1","26-03-2016 12:30:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
366 | "3B1","26-03-2016 12:40:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
367 | "3B1","26-03-2016 12:50:00",15.375,"FAHRENHEIT"
368 | "3B1","26-03-2016 13:00:00",28.29,"FAHRENHEIT"
369 | "3B1","26-03-2016 13:10:00",43.665,"FAHRENHEIT"
370 | "3B1","26-03-2016 13:20:00",49.815,"FAHRENHEIT"
371 | "3B1","26-03-2016 13:30:00",54.735,"FAHRENHEIT"
372 | "3B1","26-03-2016 13:40:00",54.735,"FAHRENHEIT"
373 | "3B1","26-03-2016 13:50:00",54.12,"FAHRENHEIT"
374 | "3B1","26-03-2016 14:00:00",42.435,"FAHRENHEIT"
375 | "3B1","26-03-2016 14:10:00",37.515,"FAHRENHEIT"
376 | "3B1","26-03-2016 14:20:00",28.905,"FAHRENHEIT"
377 | "3B1","26-03-2016 14:30:00",22.14,"FAHRENHEIT"
378 | "3B1","26-03-2016 14:40:00",37.515,"FAHRENHEIT"
379 | "3B1","26-03-2016 14:50:00",39.975,"FAHRENHEIT"
380 | "3B1","26-03-2016 15:00:00",22.14,"FAHRENHEIT"
381 | "3B1","26-03-2016 15:10:00",17.835,"FAHRENHEIT"
382 | "3B1","26-03-2016 15:20:00",16.605,"FAHRENHEIT"
383 | "3B1","26-03-2016 15:30:00",15.375,"FAHRENHEIT"
384 | "3B1","26-03-2016 15:40:00",14.145,"FAHRENHEIT"
385 | "3B1","26-03-2016 15:50:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
386 | "3B1","26-03-2016 16:00:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
387 | "3B1","26-03-2016 16:10:00",13.53,"FAHRENHEIT"
388 | "3B1","26-03-2016 16:20:00",12.915,"FAHRENHEIT"
389 | "3B1","26-03-2016 16:30:00",12.3,"FAHRENHEIT"
390 | "3B1","26-03-2016 16:40:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
391 | "3B1","26-03-2016 16:50:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
392 | "3B1","26-03-2016 17:00:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
393 | "3B1","26-03-2016 17:10:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
394 | "3B1","26-03-2016 17:20:00",11.685,"FAHRENHEIT"
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