Sentence examples for building forecasting from inspiring English sources

(At some point, I'll have another post about how economists need to be much more careful about the distinctions between real-time and revised data when they're building forecasting models. But we'll save that for another time).

Other approaches such as the MicroDYN framework distinguish between three types of competences which are necessary to solve complex problems: model building, forecasting, and information retrieval (Wüstenberg et al. 2012).

"When you're building forecasts on a baseline that's shifting, it can be very, very difficult," said Steve Landefeld, the bureau's director, in a phone interview last week.

However, 538's experience in looking at thousands of primary polls from past years when building forecast models suggests that the greater error is usually in detecting a momentum change one day too late, rather than anticipating it one day too soon.

Variable selection plays a dominant role in building forecast models when high-dimensional data appears.

The Matlab toolbox ANFIS was used with a back propagation gradient descent optimization method to compute all parameters for building load forecasting models.

It is about envisioning possible futures and creating general awareness of trends and future issues by building scenarios, forecasting, technology assessment and different types of future studies.

It is possible — and, in fact, desirable — to take advantage of this property when building a forecast model.

Johnson Controls, a maker of automotive components systems and building controls, forecast a smaller-than-expected profit for the current quarter on Friday because of lower auto production in Europe, setting off a decline of about 3 percent in its share price.

Nationwide, Britain's biggest building society, forecast a 15% rise in house prices this year.The financial regulator of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac announced that the two American mortgage-finance behemoths were adequately capitalised at the end of 2003 and could withstand a prolonged housing-market slump.

They can't imagine that yields will go back up, either in Japan or the U.S. If Seino is guilty of building a forecast on an extrapolation, he is only doing what others do.