Sentence examples for volatile forecast from inspiring English sources

The proposed models are feed-forward ANN activated by a sigmoid function and trained by the Levenberg-Marquard algorithm that has been widely used with highly volatile forecast targets.

It can be seen from the figure that the coverage of the proposed approach is almost always smaller than that of the other two approaches, suggesting that the proposed approach can provide less volatile forecast results.

But the monthly estimates of job creation are notoriously volatile, confounding forecasts almost every month and often prone to substantial revision in the months that follow.

Demand is volatile and difficult to forecast.

At the start of 2004, 207m dwt of new ships were on order, equivalent to around 23% of the current fleet.Freight markets are volatile and hard to forecast.

The now-cast removes the economic component from the model, and it is somewhat deliberately designed to be volatile, just as the forecast will become much more aggressive in the few days leading up to the election.

The impact is completely estimated by very few public holidays in the data set which might lead to very volatile estimates and higher forecasting errors.

Mr. Brust, in an e-mail message, said that, because of factors like the SARS epidemic and the rate of technological change, it was "increasingly difficult to forecast in these volatile times".

So as the polling component comes to predominate, the overall forecast will become more volatile as well.

There is no single algorithm that can combine multiple volatile variables with a multidimensional economic forecasting model that works for all investors.

Excluding energy and food costs, which are very volatile, prices rose 0.4percentt, double the average forecast.