Sentence examples for forecasting treated from inspiring English sources
Previous research on fuzzy time series for forecasting treated fuzzy relationship equally important which might not have properly reflected the importance of each individual fuzzy relationship in forecasting that introduced inaccuracy in results.
Many electricity load forecasting methods treat use day-type dummies to incorporate the specific holiday effects.
(In cases where pollsters ask questions both with and without Mr. Johnson on the ballot, we simply average the numbers, so our forecast model treats the poll as showing a five-point lead for Mr. Obama).
In short, deficit forecasts should be treated with extreme caution — something the OMB acknowledges in an analytical annex to the budget report, where it provides not just a specific deficit forecast but also a range of possible outcomes that is highly likely to include the actual outcome.
Earnings forecasts should always be treated with skepticism particularly with new technology stocks but all of the companies on our list are projected to be profitable this year and post annual profit growth of at least 25% over the next three to five years.
In response, UNICEF developed a key model to forecast the requirements for treated nets and insecticide.
Although ANN was mentioned in some literature related to probabilistic load forecasting [7, 18], it was simply treated as model generating point forecasts, yet the uncertainty of outputs which can be described by the model itself was ignored.
Many salespeople treat forecasts as "red tape," and may actually resent spending time on forecasting their business.
But no one in authority treated the new forecast as anything but the most responsible possible stab at a notoriously difficult target: the long-range economic outlook.
Nowcasting for the upcoming few hours and forecasting for the upcoming days is treated separately.
