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causal forecasting do not rely
solely on the
output of
mathematical algorithms, but
instead use the
judgment of the
forecaster. Some
forecasts take account...
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instrument makers,
noted for
their barometers. The
Forecaster was
produced in 1915 as a
portable forecaster which needed minimal instrumentation, a simple...
- intervention. The
analog technique is a
complex way of
making a
forecast,
requiring the
forecaster to
remember a
previous weather event that is
expected to be...
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different versions, including: the "Portland
Forecaster"
covering the city of Portland; the "Northern
Forecaster",
which covers the
towns north of Portland...
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Forecasting Forecast model (disambiguation)
Foresight (disambiguation) The
Forecaster, a
regional newspaper in
southern Maine The
Forecaster, a 2014 do****entary...
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Retrieved November 12, 2019. Glickman, Todd S. (June 2009).
Weather forecaster (electronic).
Meteorology Glossary (2nd ed.). Cambridge, M****achusetts:...
- po****r culture. The
Shipping Forecast was
established by Vice-Admiral
Robert FitzRoy, the
first professional weather forecaster,
captain of HMS Beagle and...
- A
financial forecast is an
estimate of ****ure
financial outcomes for a
company or project,
usually applied in budgeting,
capital budgeting and / or valuation...
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Armstrong (born
November 1, 1949) is an
American self-taught
economic forecaster and
convicted felon who
spent 11
years in jail for
cheating investors...
- R&D.
Studies of past
forecasts have
shown that one of the most
frequent reasons why a
forecast goes
wrong is that the
forecaster ignores related fields...
