Journal of Forecasting 1999 - Abstracts

Journal of Forecasting 1999
TitleSubjectAuthors
A measure of time series' predictability using genetic programming applied to stock returns.MathematicsKaboudan, M.A.
An intelligent business forecaster for strategic business planning.MathematicsGray, Robert, Li, Xiang, Ang, Cheng-Leong
An intelligent model selection and forecasting system.MathematicsVenkatachalam, A.R., Sohl, Jeffrey E.
Composite leading indicators of underlying inflation for seven EU countries.MathematicsBikker, J.A., Kennedy, N.O.
Disaggregation of annual flow data with multiplicative trends.MathematicsGudmundsson, Gudmundur
Dynamic Harmonic Regression.MathematicsPedregal, Diego J., Young, Peter C., Tych, Wlodek
Economic factors and the stock market: a new perspective.MathematicsQi, Min, Maddala, G.S.
Evaluating volatility and interval forecasts.MathematicsTaylor, James W.
ex post and ex ante analysis of provisional data.MathematicsMarcellino, Massimiliano, Gallo, Giampiero M.
Finite sample prediction and interpolation for ARMA models with missing data.(autoregressive moving average)MathematicsPenser, Jeremy, Shea, Brian
Finite-sample properties of tests for equal forecast accuracy.MathematicsClark, Todd E.
Forecast evaluatoin tests in the presence of ARCH.(autoregressive conditional heteroscedasticity)MathematicsLeybourne, Stephen J., Newbold, Paul, Harvey, David I.
Forecasting cointegrated series with BVAR models.(Bayesian vector autoregressive methods)MathematicsAmisano, Gianni, Serati, Massimiliano
Forecasting ski demand: comparing learning curve and varying parameter coefficient approaches.MathematicsRiddington, G.L.
Forecasting the Nikkei Spot Index with fractional cointegration.MathematicsLien, Donald, Tse, Yiu Kuen
Forecasting with latent structure time series models: An application to nominal interest rates.MathematicsAndrews, Rick L., Iyer, Sridhar
Forecasting with missing data: application to coastal wave heights.MathematicsJustel, Ana, Delicado, Pedro
Judgement in learning-curve forecasting: a laboratory study.MathematicsBailey, Charles D., Gupta, Sanjay
Monthly data and short-term forecasting: an assessment of monthly data in a VAR model.(vector autoregressive model)MathematicsWeale, Martin, Salazar, Eduardo
Multi-step forecasting for long-memory processes.MathematicsBrodsky, Julia, Hurvich, Clifford M.
Neural model identification, variable selection and model adequacy.MathematicsRefenes, A.-P.N., Zapranis, A.D.
Performance of GARCH models in forecasting stock market volatility.(generalized autoregressive conditional heteroscedasticity)MathematicsChong, Choo Wei, Ahmad, Muhammad Idrees, Abdullah, Mat Yusoff
Short-term forecasting of industrial electricity consumption in Brazil.MathematicsSadownik, Regina, Barbosa, Emanuel Pimentel
Signal extraction and estimation of a trend: a Monte Carlo study.MathematicsBoone, Laurence, Hall, Stephen G.
Specification versus data fitting: SEM prediction and the Q-class estimator.(simultaneous equation models)MathematicsMayer, Walter J., Womer, Norman Keith, Cantrell, R. Stephen
Subset selection of autoregressive time series models.MathematicsChen, Cathy W.S.
Testing for short term memory in a VARMA process.(vector autoregressive moving average models)MathematicsOke, T., Oller, L.-E.
The impact of measurement errors on ARMA prediction.MathematicsFang, Yue, Koreisha, Sergio G.
Time series forecasting using neural networks: should the data be deseasonalized first?MathematicsO'Connor, Marcus, Remus, William, Nelson, Michael, Hill, Tim
Time series multistep-ahead predictability estimation and ranking.MathematicsHong, X., Billings, S.A.
Updating the forecast function of ARIMA models and the link with DLMs.(dynamic linear models; statistical models)MathematicsButler, Neil A.
Using wavelets to obtain a consistent ordinary least squares estimator of the long-memory parameter.MathematicsJensen, Mark J.
Why do regime-switching models forecast so badly?MathematicsSatchell, Steve, Dacco, Robert
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