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Dear Mr. 5555,
The Editorial Board of Renewable Energy receives many excellent papers for publication, but since we have a limited number of pages available in each issue, it is not possible to publish all the papers submitted.
I regret to inform you that following review your paper has not been recommended for publication in Renewable Energy in its present form. However, you are invited to resubmit the paper for re-review when you have addressed the issues raised by the reviewer detailed below.
We thank you for your interest in Renewable Energy and look forward to receiving your revised paper.
Yours sincerely,
Editor-in-Chief
Renewable Energy
Review comments:
The authors' Improved Time Series Analysis Method [ITSAM] seems to be new and worth consideration, although only time will tell whether it can achieve wide-spread use. However the paper needs considerable revision to make it suitable for publication.
Most immediately striking are the faults in vocabulary and grammar [like '1th' instead of '1st', 'High' instead of 'Highly', frequent omission of 'the', 'Maintain' instead of 'Retain' or 'Keep', etc, etc]. In principle, it should still be possible to follow the text even with these faults but the complexity of the arguments makes it almost impossible to persevere in the face of such repeated difficulties over language.
One minor bit of bad luck is the way the authors' computer treats (1), (2) and (3), putting them in circles. Many computers give a problem with (a), (b) and © but this can no doubt be taken care of with suitable editing.
The reader is expected to compare the results shown in Figures 8 to 16. Unfortunately, little indication is given in the text and none in the figures themselves what differences the reader should be looking for. This makes them completely useless. One or two of the Figures might perhaps be retained to show what is going on but all the rest should be omitted and then a way must be found of extracting and expressing concisely [and preferably quantitatively] the key differences that need to be brought out to prove the point[s] that the authors are trying to make.
The authors address the issue of wind speed forecasting but what is actually needed is wind power forecasting. A 9.44% error in wind speed does not sound too serious but a 31% error in wind power does. The mean of the cubes of a time-series is not the same as the cube of the mean so this is not a simple issue but something should be said, even if it only to recognise that the authors do not cover this discrepancy in their analysis. [If they are able to do so, that would, of course, be a very welcome addition to their paper.]
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