Business Forecasting: Practical Problems and Solutions
2.6 Forecasting by Time Compression (Udo Sglavo) 104 2.7 Data Mining for Forecasting: An Introduction (Chip Wells and Tim Rey) 112 2.8 Process and Methods for Data Mining for Forecasting (Chip Wells and Tim Rey) 120 2.9 Worst-Case Scenarios in Forecasting: How Bad Can Things Get? (Roy Batchelor) 126 2.10 Good Patterns, Bad Patterns (Roy ...
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