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Prediction of the future events. It is a special case of [prediction], in the context of [time-series].

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I am working on a demand forecasting problem for ferry vehicle capacity. For each voyage, I have daily snapshots of the cumulative reservations from the opening date until departure day. So each ...
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What are other optimization tools that are powerful enough to improve the accuracy performance of the neural network model? Please give me recent tools that are powerful
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community. I'm facing a modeling problem for cash flow forecasting and would like to know what the most robust mathematical/statistical approach is to solve it. The Problem: Debt Recovery Forecasting ...
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I'm using a trained foundation model to forecast values on a time series. The model works by taking a window of recent data (context) to predict near-future outcomes (horizon). How can I know the ...
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I’m trying to project TPES (Total Primary Energy Supply) by country in Africa up to the year 2100 under different SSP (Shared Socioeconomic Pathways) scenarios, the same framework used in the latest ...
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i have data from 85 participants who answered 6 items for 82 consecutive days. In other words: I have 6 time series per participant. I already imputed the missing data, so that all time series have ...
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I am in the middle of a deep methodological debate regarding a time series forecasting problem and would appreciate the community's expert opinion. The Context I am trying to forecast an aggregate ...
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I have question regarding event studies (pre-event data is observed, an event occurs at $t=e$, then following the treatment is assumed to be in-effect.) There are multiple approaches to event study ...
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I hope you are doing well. I would appreciate your help with the following questions (listed at the end). Context There is a financial aid program that covers tuition fees for university students for ...
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Recently I crossed to this Github Repo trying Benchmarking econometric using ML models in nowcasting GDP (see the paper). Q1: What is difference between nowcasting and forecasting over time data in ...
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I'm working on a time series forecasting problem and trying to decide between the classical approach and discount approach for Dynamic Linear Models (DLMs). Anyone here has experience comparing these ...
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I want to forecast what next semester's finances may look like, regarding my campus job. I get paid bi-weekly, and have eight past data points: ...
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I have a task of making a quantile regression (5%, 50% and 95%) for tomorrow's power production. However, I am trying to grasp which quantiles we are talking about. Wikipedia (and similar sites) ...
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Currently I am dealing with time-series data conserning the power consumption of machines. Therefore, all target variables range from zero to infinity, technically ($y \in [0, \infty)$). The data ...
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Here is a dataset I have: ...
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I'm currently running a production pipeline that uses Facebook Prophet (GAM) to forecast future electricity usage. The model includes: Target: past electricity consumption (hourly data) External ...
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In the textbook “Forecasting: Principles and Practice (3rd ed)”, at https://otexts.com/fpp3/transformations.html , I see: “3.1 Transformations and adjustments ... Mathematical transformations If the [...
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This topic has been discussed before but I couldn't find a specific answer. Here's my approach to forecast QoQ values, Run the usual LASSO K-fold CV on timeseries data and generate a one-step ahead ...
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I have a tree-based model trained for demand forecasting and SHAP is the method chosen for explaining predictions. Among the features are history lags, promotions, pricing, resizing and many demand ...
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I am conducting an interrupted time series analysis. The time series is the monthly incidence of new users of a given medication from January 2015 to December 2024 in France. I want to assess the ...
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I have the following situation: I’m given a univariate time-series dataset $y$ that I wish to model using feature variables $X$, which are provided alongside $y$. Naturally, I split the data into a ...
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I’m currently working on another ARIMA analysis using a different yearly dataset I obtained online. The dataset contains 42 observations with two variables: Year and Number of Deaths. I've already ...
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Good day! I’m currently working on a time series analysis using ARIMA for a global yearly dataset. The data comes from a publicly available and anonymized dataset (obtained from the Global Burden of ...
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I am currently working on my time series analysis, which I am still new to. My dataset is yearly and involves global data on selected univariate variables. I have followed the steps below, but I’m not ...
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I have weekly sales data for thousands of products, a huge portion of them present clear seasonal patterns, weekly and monthly. My issue is that the data was recorded weekly onle since 2023, so all ...
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An ARMA(p,q)-GARCH(r,s) model specifies the conditional distribution of a time series $x_t$: \begin{aligned} x_t &= \mu_t + u_t, \\ \mu_t &= \varphi_0 + \varphi_1 x_{t-1} + \dots + \varphi_p ...
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I'm working on a spatiotemporal prediction problem where I want to forecast a scalar value per spatial node over time. My data spans multiple spatial grid locations with daily observations. Data Setup ...
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I run a small shop with around 500 products and, in my spare time, I have decided to create a forecasting model to help manage my inventory better. At the moment, I sometimes end up with too much ...
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In the context of density forecasting, resolution addresses the following question: Is the conditional distribution different from the unconditional distribution? The concept is presented briefly in ...
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I'm looking for some guidance on approaches to forecasting where the most recent data is not complete. I work for a health insurance company where the data takes months to reach steady state i.e. ...
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I have a few curves that predict the same outcomes, all curves are extremely similar but vary a little in terms of noise and predictions (guessing they have lots of similar variables and some ...
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I am looking to identify outliers (faulty sensor data) in hourly DHW-demand (domestic hot water) from 4 years. And I have 4 years of hourly weather data that is pretty much accurate and a majority of ...
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I face a few issues where im trying to predict my dependent variable Y. I have 6 different independent external variables with one of them being lag(1) of the dependent variable Y. I differenced all ...
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I have $N$ independent samples from an unknown normal distribution $\mathcal{N}$. If I draw a single new sample from $\mathcal{N}$, I know from literature that a confidence interval for this new ...
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I have a time series that I need to forecast with a SARIMA model. I do a train test split and then fit the SARIMA model on just the training data. I want to avoid data leakage and preserve realism, so ...
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In the discussion of Large Language Model hallucination phenomenon, people are interested in measuring and reducing the calibration error of the model predictions. However, what makes this situation ...
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I’m using the Diebold-Mariano test to compare the forecast accuracy of two forecasts, but my dataset has a unique characteristic: the forecast horizon decreases over time. As the event date approaches,...
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In the context of density forecasting, Gneiting et al. (2007) characterize sharpness as follows: Sharpness refers to the concentration of the predictive distributions and is a property of the ...
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Gneiting and Katzfuss (2014) discuss (among other things) proper scoring rules for evaluating density forecasts. Quoting the paper (p. 133), Definition 4: The scoring rule $S: F \times R \rightarrow \...
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I'm working on a project that depends on evaluating forecasting ability of users of Manifold, which is a site where you can bet on events and earn play money. Since there is an application that allows ...
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I am doing a cases study and I need to forecast the sales. I am using multi linear regression and also winter's method and the decomposition approach with Holt's method. I am using these methods as ...
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I am on the hunt for a good textbook on business forecasting for graduate students with examples in Python. I have not been able to find any yet. I have taught using the "Hyndman and ...
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I am working with a large pool of economic variables (similar to FRED-MD dataset) with the following characteristics: Number of observations (n): 250 Number of predictor variables (p): ~5,000 Ratio p/...
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I’m forecasting whether a specific customer will purchase a specific product in each of the next 12 months (1 if purchased, 0 if not). My historical monthly data for this customer/product is extremely ...
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I have 3 years of weekly sales data for several product categories. I am interested in analysing the immediate and lagged effects of price promotions. The price promotions are limited to a few weeks ...
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I am trying to model a time series. I am not certain if my approach is correct and that's why I am posting a question here. May be someone could point out the ...
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I'm new to the field of time series and have been reading up about it. It seems there's no overwhelming consensus in favor of either ML or classical methods for forecasting problems. ML methods seem ...
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A coworker of mine asked for an accuracy measure. In the past I was taught to use absolute percent error (ape) ... well actually the compliment (1 - ape). This way bigger numbers are good. This works ...
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We're running a forecasting competition on renewable energy generation. A forecast $\hat Y_{ref}$ of the target variable ($X$) is already published (by us, actually. But we can't touch it). ...
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I have 1000s of customers and their monthly revenue data (in €) for the last 10 years. Some display seasonal/cyclical patterns, others display ...
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