Sentence examples for using a forecast model from inspiring English sources

The goal of the simulation experiment is to determine how well a forecast ensemble tracks the truth when the synthetic observations are assimilated using a forecast model that is identical to the model used for the truth run [ 21].

Specifically, whether they know the complete structure of the model as assumed in rational expectations or learn using a forecasting model that they update based on incoming data.

Yes, Mark Cane, a Columbia climate scientist, was the first one to predict changes in El Niño's sea-surface temperatures, using a forecasting model that he and Steve Zebiak, his student at the time, created in the mid-1980s.

The magnitude and timing of the flooding is estimated using a forecasting model that requires a hydrologic component to convert rainfall into runoff as well as a hydraulic component to route the flow through the stream network predicting time and severity of the flood wave.

The graphs were developed using a forecasting model called exponential smoothing and published on Martinez' blog Health Intelligence.

Aiming to simulate the allocation of carbon emissions quotas, we forecast vehicle possession using a gray forecast model and trend extrapolation; consider the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions of the transport sector using a top-down approach; and design three policy scenarios.

Using an econometric forecast model, Kau and Lösch (2005) attempt to estimate the influence of different factor complexes on the training activity during the period 1970 2003.

This paper introduces a new approach for constructing TIA by using a dynamic forecasting model based on neural networks.

This may use an irradiance forecast model based on other advanced neural network techniques.

The program uses a mathematical forecasting model 14 based on disease burden (numbers of cases as well as endemic and at-risk villages), demographics (population and households), and intervention coverage required to break transmission.

In a paper, Professor Erikson and Christopher Wlezien of Temple University described a forecasting model using consumer sentiment measures and leading economic indicators.