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The MAV forecast product produced the most accurate temperature and DPT predictions for all three forecast lengths, with 3-day predictions that were > 0.5°C closer to the observed values than predictions based on the other forecast products.
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As shown in the figure, the forecasts gradually depart further away from the observations over longer forecast length, i.e. ε increases with t.
As shown in the table, the errors of the same forecast length (e.g. third-year forecast) are nearly the same: the relative differences among the 5-year forecast errors (in the last column) are less than 1%.
However, for the purpose of forecasting, it could be reduced via a "bootstrap" approach, provided that the time scales of the error growth is different from the forecast length.
The increased forecast length allows for a clearer differentiation between the NOA and IAA forecasts (which are both initialized from the same analyses), by allowing for a longer spin-up time.
Figure 20c shows the normalized absolute average error of test data per normalized forecasting length (h). Figure 20d shows the divergence between test data and network test data.
Figure 20a shows the normalized absolute average error of training data per normalized forecasting length (h). Figure 20b shows the divergence between training data and network training data.
As a result of the aforementioned works, the Health and Social Care Modelling Group (HSCMG) in collaboration with the Care Services Efficiency Delivery (CSED, Department of Health) developed a software implementation of the forecasting framework [ 10], known as FLoSC (Forecasting Length-of-Stay and Cost) (cf. http://www.healthcareinformatics.org.uk/flosc/).uk/flosc/
The end time t3 was set at 1 February 2009 for all forecast period lengths.
The means are computed across countries, forecast periods and forecast variants, but controlling for forecast duration.
Both forecast bias (reflected by the ME) and forecast inaccuracy (MAE) increased regularly with forecast duration.
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