Trace likelihood and shrinkage in estimation of the forecasting models
I. Svetunkov, N. Kourentzes, 2015, 27th European Conference on operational Research, Glasgow.
Category Archives: Conference talks
Re-evaluating the bullwhip effect measurement: what are we capturing?
P. Saoud, N. Kourentzes, J. Boylan, 2015, 27th European Conference on operational Research, Glasgow.
ISF 2015 and invited session on “Forecasting with Combinations and Hierarchies”
The International Symposium on Forecasting (ISF 2015) was held this week in Riverside, CA. It was a very interesting conference, with stimulating talks and a wide variety of forecasting related topics, both for academics and practitioners. It is a highly recommended conference to attend. I organised the invited session on the topic of “Forecasting with… Read More »
New Product Forecasting and Inventory Planning Using Time Series Clustering
M. Hibon, N. Kourentzes and S. F. Crone, 2013, The 33rd Annual international Symposium on Forecasting, Seoul.
Statistical Significance of Forecasting Methods – an empirical evaluation of the robustness and interpretability of the MCB, ANOM and Friedman-Nemenyi Test
M. Hibon, S. F. Crone and N. Kourentzes, 2012, The 32nd Annual international Symposium on Forecasting, Boston.
Optimum parameters for Croston intermittent demand methods
N. Kourentzes, 2012, The 32nd Annual international Symposium on Forecasting, Boston.
A neural network methodology for forecasting constant and dynamic demand rate for intermittent demand time series
N. Kourentzes and S. F. Crone, 2010, The 30th Annual international Symposium on Forecasting, San Diego.
Evaluation of input variable selection methodologies for multilayer perceptrons for high frequency time series
N. Kourentzes and S. F. Crone, 2009, The 29th Annual international Symposium on Forecasting, Hong Kong.