Concept map: Forecast baselines
Prerequisites (two levels) and direct dependents of Forecast baselines. Show everything
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Insights 17
- Tune the look-back window of a neural forecaster and check it against a linear model on the same windows
- Treat intermittent demand forecasts as rates and use bias-corrected Croston-type methods
- Use bookings already on hand as a known-at-origin input for departure-level forecasts
- Test one global model across many related series before maintaining thousands of local ones
- Make a foundation or deep forecaster beat seasonal naive and ETS on your backtest first
- Prefer simple models on very short series and say how little the backtest can tell you
- Measure forecast value added at every step, including human overrides
- Set low expectations and strict out-of-sample tests for financial return forecasts
Projects 11
- Day-ahead household load: a 1-D CNN or GRU against seasonal naive and lag regression
- Flagship: final bookings per departure from booking-curve snapshots
- Route-day passenger backtest and the capacity/price what-if: forecasts are not causal answers
- Intermittent weekly demand for a gift-ware wholesaler: beating the zero forecast honestly
- Coherent store, department and item forecasts with hierarchical reconciliation
- Day-ahead quarter-hour load with daily, weekly and annual seasonality
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