Sentence examples for forecast actual from inspiring English sources

The model can forecast actual values accurately with a deviation of the calculated values limited to plus or minus 10%.

Whereas S.&P. is attempting to forecast actual defaults, I'm instead looking at the market's perceived risk of default as of today.

Even then it is impossible to say how profitable this business will be: nobody can forecast actual demand for the services, and also, with so many licences sold (Germany sold six blocks of spectrum), competition will be intense.The firms could reduce leverage by raising more equity.

Time series of NWP weather forecast, actual SCADA measurement of wind speed and actual SCADA measurement of wind power for the wind farm are recorded from the 1st May 2014 to the 31st April 2015.

Furthermore, recent studies using such models have forecast actual job losses of 204 000 for the EU as a whole, including 45 000 for France, 42 000 for Italy and 19 000 for Germany.

"The confidence data has done a terrible job of forecasting actual spending, and it has not paid to put too much weight on these survey results over the past year," said Stephen Stanley, an economist with RBS Greenwich Capital Markets.

When prices and quantities are both higher than forecasted, actual demand must be larger than expected.

In this section, we present two applications of MCCR model for analyzing and forecasting actual field data for two gas reservoirs producing from layered and compartmentalized reservoirs.

Six SSCBs are taken an example for the quantitative description shown from Figs. 6, 7, 8 and 9. Different SSCBs forecasting actual wind power are respectively described with different confidence intervals 30%, 50 %, 70 and 90%and90%

As found by Hurst and Turner (1999) for the 1995 and 1996 eruptions of Ruapehu, the main reason for the difference between forecast and actual ash distributions was the difference between the forecast and actual wind pattern.

Most typical forecasting error measures are designed based on the gap between forecasts and actual demands and, consequently, a forecasting method yielding forecasts in accordance with real demands is considered as good.