Concept map: Forecast decision economics
Prerequisites (two levels) and direct dependents of Forecast decision economics. Show everything
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Insights 15
- Expect MAPE-selected models to under-forecast and check bias before adopting them
- Present forecasts to decision makers as ranges tied to the actions they support
- Use quantile dotplots, not only interval bars, when non-specialists decide under uncertainty
- Quote an automation benefit as residual human workload, not as the share automated
- Gate project ranking on decision owner and label readiness before scoring value
- Keep a small permanent randomised control share to measure what the model earns
- Widen or label scenario forecasts because they exclude uncertainty in the assumed drivers
- Do not choose intermittent-demand models by MAE because it rewards forecasting zero
Projects 9
- Flagship: final bookings per departure from booking-curve snapshots
- Intermittent weekly demand for a gift-ware wholesaler: beating the zero forecast honestly
- Coherent store, department and item forecasts with hierarchical reconciliation
- Meal uplift per flight: prediction intervals and a newsvendor quantile from asymmetric costs
- Zero-shot time-series foundation models vs strong baselines on post-release monthly data (docs-only)
- Tool-calling agent vs deterministic workflow for rebooking proposals after a cancellation
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