Merging models and experts

Philip Hans Franses

International Journal of Forecasting, 2008, vol. 24, issue 1, 31-33

Abstract: It is argued that for specific forecast settings there must exist an optimally-sized model with forecasts that only need occasional adjustments by experts. The argument is built on recent evidence on the interaction between models and experts. A consequence of this is that the future research agenda should involve more interaction between researchers in model-based forecasting and those who are engaged in judgemental forecasting research.

Date: 2008
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