Datasets 3a–3d consider two anomalies that overlap during a few days. Two block functions should be identified. The start and end columns of the block function describing the first anomaly should be 5 and 15, and the amplitude should be 10 m3/h. For the second anomaly the start and end columns of the block function should be 12 and 20, and the amplitude should be 5 m3/h. Table 5 summarizes the results obtained by performing the different tests.

Table 5

Characteristics of the block functions obtained by the performed tests on datasets 3a–3d, corresponding used steps and norm

Block function 1
Block function 2
Block function 3
DatasetTestStartEndAmplitude (m3/h)StartEndAmplitude (m3/h)StartEndAmplitude (m3/h)CiNumber of steps used
3a All except 15 10.16 12 20 5.01 4.2 
13 10.25 14 16 9.7 12 20 5.16 
3b All except 15 10.08 12 20 5.39 4.4 
12 15 15.46 11 10.11 16 20 5.43 4.4 
3c All except 15 9.98 12 20 5.12 7.1 
15 9.69 12 20 4.86 21 22 –1.28 5.9 
3d All except 15 10.71 14 20 4.49 20.4 
15 12.76 9.42 16 20 5.59 16.9 
10 15 8.12 20 4.45 18.8 
Block function 1
Block function 2
Block function 3
DatasetTestStartEndAmplitude (m3/h)StartEndAmplitude (m3/h)StartEndAmplitude (m3/h)CiNumber of steps used
3a All except 15 10.16 12 20 5.01 4.2 
13 10.25 14 16 9.7 12 20 5.16 
3b All except 15 10.08 12 20 5.39 4.4 
12 15 15.46 11 10.11 16 20 5.43 4.4 
3c All except 15 9.98 12 20 5.12 7.1 
15 9.69 12 20 4.86 21 22 –1.28 5.9 
3d All except 15 10.71 14 20 4.49 20.4 
15 12.76 9.42 16 20 5.59 16.9 
10 15 8.12 20 4.45 18.8 

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