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forecast

(for′kast″)
To make an informed prediction about a future event based on history, data, and personal experiences and professional judgments.
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The transport line is estimated to register a larger share over the forecast period.
Offshore Pipeline Market: 2019 Size, Share, Merger, Growth, Trends, Opportunity, Regional Analysis With Global Industry Forecast To 2023
If a forecast is too high, customers will over-invest in products and staff, which ends up as wasted investment, and if the forecast is too low, they will under-invest, which leads to a shortfall in raw materials and inventory; creating a poor customer experience.
AWS Announces General Availability of Amazon Forecast
Based on the results, Finance Undersecretary Karl Kendrick Chua said the most accurate forecasts in the fourth quarter of 2018 deviated only 0.
DOF ranks analysts based on forecasts
(2006), found low levels of technique familiarity, which may partially explain poor forecast accuracy.
WHAT DO BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS SAY ABOUT FORECASTING IN THE MARKETING CURRICULUM?
'Well, if somebody needs my forecast, I'll be glad to give it.
Economists to government: Don't blame us for inflation
A growth by 3.8 percent is expected in 2020 (previous forecast was 3.5 percent), a growth by 3 percent - in 2021 (2.4 percent earlier), by 2.7 percent - in 2022 (forecast for 2022 was not provided previously).
Azerbaijani government improves economic growth forecasts
IMF's forecasts for Hong Kong's economic outlook are mixed: it raises its forecast for 2018 by 0.2 percentage points to 3.8%, while cutting its forecast for 2019 by 0.3 percentage points to 2.9%.
IMF revises Taiwan's GDP growth forecasts upward for 2018, 2019
Any error that develops in a forecast will rapidly grow and cause further errors on a larger scale.
A brighter outlook for tomorrow's weather forecasts; JON SHONK on why the weather forecast will always be just a little bit wrong
Despite much progress with hurricane intensity forecasts in the past decade, they are not as good as hurricane track predictions.
IMPROVING HURRICANE INTENSITY FORECASTS USING A SUPERENSEMBLE AND NEURAL NETWORK TECHNIQUE
In order to generate a baseline forecast, a forecasting organization expects its computerized forecasting system to have imbedded in it standard statistical forecasting techniques used to project historical demand.
Outsource forecasting? Be careful. Demand forecasting should be done in-house for effective and efficient integration with planning processes such as S&OP and also for competitive and financial disclosure reasons
You can get unambiguous feedback on how your forecasts have performed by comparing actual revenues to the original forecast.
Learn by doing: making your forecasts better
As one of the primary international scientific projects, THORPEX aims to contribute to our society, economics, and environment by advancing a unified observation-forecast system and improving the accuracy of 1-14 days' high impact weather forecast. TIGGE, as the core component of the THORPEX, aggregates the forecast products from all major forecast centers in the world and provides further analyzing, processing, and evaluation support to users.
Flood Forecasting Based on TIGGE Precipitation Ensemble Forecast

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