Sentence examples for forecast standard from inspiring English sources

The computation of the forecast standard errors for the series is classic using the so-called (psi ) weights of the pure moving average representation of the process.

Ensemble projections forecast an increase of streamflow maxima for 2050 with pronounced forecast standard error, including an increase of +30(±21), +38(±34) and +51 ±85)% for 2, 20 and 100 year streamflow events for the wet temperate region studied.

Although the average prediction error is comparable to that obtained by forecasting standard methods, the KNN approach gives complementary results, as they depend only on an objective classification of observed CWT data, without any model assumption.

The sensor is now employed by RAAL to predict final product strength and to forecast deviations from standard operating conditions.

He asked, provocatively: "Is U.S. economic growth over?" And he forecast stagnating living standards for the vast majority of Americans for decades to come.

That decision is based on I.B.M.'s system, which uses computer algorithms to predict how much rain will fall in a given square kilometer — a far more precise forecast than standard weather systems provide.

We also find that the forecast differences (standard deviation) between the four scenarios increase for the larger events and decrease for the smaller events (Figs. 11b, 12b).

The OI-type error covariance is similar to the empirical one, except that the forecast error standard deviations are assumed time-invariant (i.e., constant throughout the assimilation) and that spatial correlation does not decay exponentially with the distance.

The empirical covariance is assumed diagonal (no cross covariance between different degrees l and orders m) and is determined by the forecast error standard deviations and an exponentially decaying spatial correlation function.

In November Standard Chartered forecast that it will happen by 2020.

After cumulating these forces in a "provocative exercise in subtraction," Mr Gordon forecasts that the standard of living for an American in the bottom 99% of the income distribution will barely increase for one hundred years.