Sentence examples for features of a forecasting from inspiring English sources

This can lead to an improved interaction between models and experts, and we discuss the design features of a forecasting support system.

So it is first necessary to understand the distinctive features of flood forecasting in integrated rainfall runoff simulations.

Reference [10] indicates that the nonlinear features of forecasting errors are mainly derived from the typical nonlinear procedure of forecasting systems, i.e., the power curve model, which ideally meets Betz' law, including the cube of the wind speed.

American sociologist Daniel Bell first coined the term postindustrial in 1973 in his book The Coming of Post-Industrial Society: A Venture in Social Forecasting, which describes several features of a postindustrial society.

This results in the fluctuant and non-stationary features of forecasting errors.

While dactylitis and IBD appeared to be the most useful features of SpA for forecasting positive MRI-SI (LR + = 4.1 and 6.4, respectively), uveitis was the best for a positive HLA-B27 test, but had a LR+ of only 2.6 (Table  3).

The accuracy of forecasts is a critical factor in determining the practical value of a forecasting system.

The results obtained from validating our forecasting model demonstrated that the ability to accurately forecast the NICU census was largely a function of the length of forecasts, a common feature of nearly all forecasting models.

"A boost to the economy from the government stimulus package has been a key feature of most forecasts for a rosy finish to 2009, but economists in the February survey largely expressed disappointment with how the package is shaping up.

An operation scheme is proposed for A/C storage systems for both day-ahead scheduling and real-time operation, based on the features of wind power forecast errors.

The big data have the features of forecast warning and protection.