Resumen
One of the fundamental challenges in analyzing wind turbine performance is the occurrence of torque creep under load and without load. This phenomenon significantly impacts the proper functioning of torque transducers, thus necessitating the utilization of appropriate measurement data analysis algorithms. In this regard, employing the least squares method appears to be a suitable approach. Linear regression can be employed to investigate the creep trend itself, while visualizing the creep in the form of a non-linear curve using a third-degree polynomial can provide further insights. Additionally, calculating deviations between the measurement data and the regression curves proves beneficial in accurately assessing the data.