Sentence examples for basic forecasting from inspiring English sources

Just because it was sunny on Tuesday night does not mean that it will still be sunny on Thursday - I mean, come on, this is basic forecasting 101.

In this paper, a novel hybrid modelling method is proposed, in which time series decomposition, feature selection, and basic forecasting model are combined in a synchronous optimisation framework.

The procedure of the proposed modeling method can be summarized as follows: ① combining multi-step approach and ARMA model to build basic forecasting model (weak forecasting capacity); ② using boosting algorithm to combine these weak forecasting models into an accurate assembled model H by a weighted vote process; ③ applying the model H to forecast the wind power output of forecast date τ.

Its interface is text-based and unfussy, delivering important details like when it last snowed, snow depth and a basic forecast.

2) The basic economic numbers will not change:Few economists are expecting the Office for Budget Responsibility to up or downgrade significantly its basic forecasts: how much the economy is - or is not - going to grow; how much borrowing will rise; what will happen to debt and so on.

However, since our overhead and start-up cost will be minimal we are able to use basic forecast principles by estimating our primary cost of salary (what it cost us to provide the service) which includes staffs estimated operating costs of lodging, meals and travel expenses to forecast our cost.

As a weather forecaster: Most smartphones can pull up a basic weather forecast with a single swipe.

The National Centers for Environmental Prediction, which create the models for basic weather forecasts issued in the United States, do not predict at that minute a level.

Seattle based airfare prediction service Farecast is testing what the company calls its first retail product beyond basic price forecasts; the company is now offering to lock in ticket prices against an increase for one week for $1.

The basic measure of forecasting quality, Root Mean Squared Error of Forecast (RMSEF) was also computed, which provided an average measurement of the amount by which the model over- or underestimated the %MRSA.

Bernstein forecast basic video subscriber losses at 53,000 and additions of 175,000 digital video subscribers.