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Short-term forecasting in electronics
International Journal of Electronics, 2011Short time series are characterised by a lack of the following: trend information, randomness and periodicity. This makes prediction based on them very difficult or even impossible. This unfortunately is frequently the case in modern electronic developments.
Jelena Milojković, Vančo Litovski
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The Short-Term Forecasting Model
1970The short-term forecasting model is the first of a series of types of models, to be discussed in some of the following chapters. In fact the term ‘tiannual macro-economic model’ would be more appropriate. The one essentially different feature of quarterly models, seasonal adjustment, is not discussed in this book.
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Short‐Term Forecasting of the Economy
Managerial Finance, 1981At all levels of economic management — from the economy to the company — forecasting is widely accepted as a crucial aspect of policy making. The purpose of this paper is first and foremost to give a brief, simplified explanation of the method of shortterm (up to two years ahead) national income forecasting used by, for example, the Treasury. Under the
John R. Sparkes, Stephen F. Witt
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Improving short-term forecasts
Omega, 1990Abstract This empirical study compares the accuracy of combined forecasts, found by averaging individual forecasts from univariate time-series techniques, with judgmental forecasts actually made daily by experienced practitioners in real business settings.
NR Sanders, LP Ritzman
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2019
Although assigned a range of tasks, Godley quickly gains a reputation for assembling data and preparing the one-year forecast, which has become a central Treasury function and the anchor of its other activities. His data analysis skills are the Launchpad for some life-changing intellectual alliances, especially with Cambridge economist Nicholas Kaldor (
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Although assigned a range of tasks, Godley quickly gains a reputation for assembling data and preparing the one-year forecast, which has become a central Treasury function and the anchor of its other activities. His data analysis skills are the Launchpad for some life-changing intellectual alliances, especially with Cambridge economist Nicholas Kaldor (
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The Institute's Short‐term Forecasts
Australian Economic Review, 1969It is based on a paper presented to the 41st Congress of the Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science, Adelaide, in August 1969. It has been revised to include references to forecasts made in the October 1969 issue of the Review.
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Short-term forecasting of crime
International Journal of Forecasting, 2003Abstract The major question investigated is whether it is possible to accurately forecast selected crimes 1 month ahead in small areas, such as police precincts. In a case study of Pittsburgh, PA, we contrast the forecast accuracy of univariate time series models with naive methods commonly used by police. A major result, expected for the small-scale
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Short-Term Forecasting Methods
1976Forecasting is a vital ingredient in the making of both long-term and short-term plans. For example, in the control and management of working capital we are attempting to optimise the future profitability-risk profile of the firm and this will require, amongst other things, forecasts of the future demand for inventory, the level of future interest ...
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Short-term precipitation forecast.
1973This item was digitized as part of a project to share McGill's intellectual legacy with the public. If you are the copyright holder or a relative of the copyright holder who is deceased, you may request withdrawal by emailing escholarship.library@mcgill.ca.
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