Concept map: Per-horizon error and stability
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Insights 8
- Backtest sequence models in free-running mode, not with teacher-forced inputs
- Report error by horizon and evaluate at the horizon the decision uses
- Choose recursive, direct or multi-output strategies by backtest at your horizons
- Score lead-time demand as a cumulative quantity when the decision covers the whole lead time
- Build the naive benchmark at the production horizon from the origin value, not from the previous day
- Split squared forecast error into bias and variance across origins before choosing a fix
- Calibrate intervals separately at each horizon, since one-step residual spread is too narrow far ahead
- Let a damped trend compete with a linear trend whenever automatic forecasts run beyond a few periods
Projects 10
- 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
- Next-day hourly bike rentals: which exogenous inputs exist at forecast time
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