Sentence examples for between the two forecasts from inspiring English sources
However, closer inspection reveals that the difference between the two forecasts is due largely to different methods used to add together individual countries' growth rates.Morgan Stanley, like the IMF, uses weights based on countries'GDP measured at purchasing-power parity (PPP), which adjusts for differences in price levels between countries.
When the two teams differed over the best possible date, Kenney "split the difference between the two forecasts and told General MacArthur we would be ready to go on the morning of the 4th for the amphibious movement of the 9th Division to Hopoi Beach and about nine o'clock on the morning of the 5th we would be ready to fly the 503rd Parachute Regiment to Nadzab".
The two forecasting variables, alpha = 0.75.
The eight forecast methods are as follows.
-Andrew Gelman splits the difference between two forecasts and gives Republicans a 54percentt chance of winning the Senate.
The National Hurricane Center later believed that Tropical Depression Eighteen-E was "dominating" the interaction between the two systems, and was forecast to absorb Norbert.
CCF between two forecast error series is defined by: rho_{i,j} left( a right) = frac{{Eleft( {left( {e_{i,t} - mu_{i} } right)left( {e_{j,t - a} - mu_{j} } right)} right)}}{{sqrt {h_{i} } sqrt {h_{j} } }} (3)where i and j are the indices of the error series.
But, officials say, there was no communication on flood-forecasting between the two countries then, nor is there any now.
In [18], comparisons between the two approaches have been made to forecast electrical energy consumption wherein authors conclude that ANFIS is more appropriate than ARIMA.
The forecast prices are shown in a dashed line in Fig. 3. Similarly, historical furnace oil prices are compared to past oil prices and the difference between the two minimized to obtain a price forecast.
We also found forecasting differences between the two methods, Nolla being more accurate than Demirjian for the youngest ages (early and late childhood).
