Sentence examples for functional forecasting from inspiring English sources
In [10], a new functional forecasting method is proposed, which attempts to generalize the standard seasonal ARMAX time-series model to the L2 Hilbert space.
With functional forecasting, it is possible to apply general trends (such as those identified in the TRIZ literature [13, 14] to a specific technology, and to study functional variants.
Is has been observed that the patients with SR whose numbers are lower than 0.55 are related to a poor functional forecast, in the urogenital dysfunction and motion pattern see Fig. 4 and Table 1.
This paper proposes a new intelligence paradigm scheme to forecast that emphasizes on numerous software development elements based on functional networks forecasting framework.
A state space model was the most common approach for forecasting functional data in these studies (5 papers).
The recent introduction of stochastic methods for forecasting functional data has significant advantages over the standard approaches for better understanding trends, risk factor relationships, and the effectiveness of preventive measures.
The variability of the response of specific secondary metabolite concentrations to water variability emphasizes the complex changes in tea functional quality with forecasted climate change and concurs with studies showing idiosyncratic responses of individual compounds to environmental stress (Glynn et al. 2007).
The use of models which also incorporate functional data analysis for forecasting mortality is relatively new.
Key aspects of FDA include the choice of smoothing technique, data reduction, adjustment for clustering, functional linear modeling and forecasting methods.
These prediction tools were originally designed to forecast the functional impact of an nsSNV in disease domains.
Since system dynamics is good at modeling complex interdependencies and for policy analysis and design, it can provide highly accurate forecasting performance if functional relationships are properly modeled.
