2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.eswa.2008.10.057
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Artificial intelligence diagnosis algorithm for expanding a precision expert forecasting system

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“…To take long-term operation into consideration, FMGM(1,1) has been successfully applied to predict the turning time of stock markets [40]. Recently, MFGM(1,1) has also presented excellent predictive accuracy in the case of forecasts with short-term historical and randomly fluctuating data [41]. From these obtained results, the MFGM(1,1) model predicted accurately under an instable environment, randomly fluctuating data and a limited data sample.…”
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“…To take long-term operation into consideration, FMGM(1,1) has been successfully applied to predict the turning time of stock markets [40]. Recently, MFGM(1,1) has also presented excellent predictive accuracy in the case of forecasts with short-term historical and randomly fluctuating data [41]. From these obtained results, the MFGM(1,1) model predicted accurately under an instable environment, randomly fluctuating data and a limited data sample.…”
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“…Thus, it is difficult to identify which are better models. Fortunately, as the notes of [41], the Fourier correction approach is to increase prediction capability from the considered input data set and does not change the local characteristics of grey model prediction. Thus, it can be concluded that FMGM models have obtained high performance compared with other prediction models.…”
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“…The model has been tested on both stationary and nonstationary time series, and the experiments show that in both cases the adaptive ensemble method leads to a prediction accuracy comparable to the best methods. For more detailed information see [16] [17].…”
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