Sentence examples for prospective forecasts from inspiring English sources

Therefore, one can test methods of combination using archived prospective forecasts.

The prospective forecasts from 2012 to 2050 are based on death rates between 1965 and 2011.

Moreover, we take the same base year in the validating and prospective forecasts in order to include similar past trends.

In addition, Figure 10 in the Appendix depicts the coherent forecasts for Danish women and men assuming a convergence to mortality of Sweden, France, Italy, and Japan (as in the prospective forecasts in the next section).

SREs are more suitable for the prospective forecasts than previous studies (e.g., Nishenko, 1991), because the events are objectively identified, the occurrence times are accurate, the recurrence intervals are much shorter, and many sequences have been found.

However it is fairly difficult to test the prospective forecasts for the large/great earthquake due to much longer time interval and small number of recurrent events for each sequence.

Fig. 3 (a) Prospective forecast probabilities for 127 SRE sequences in 2008.

The current and prospective (forecasted) GVC structure was identified for these case studies in relevant industries, together with Russia's current and prospective places in the value chains.

In the validating forecast, we take mortality data from Sweden, and in the prospective forecast, we also include data from France, Italy, and Japan.

They may also provide researchers with "truly testable prospective forecasting," says Tom Parsons, a geophysicist at the U.S. Geological Survey in Menlo Park, California, who was not involved with the research.

To better assess the effects of smoothing on prospective forecasting, we have created a variety of RI-based models with different smoothing distances.