2010
DOI: 10.1080/01900690903241765
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Forecasting the Effectiveness of Policy Implementation Strategies

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“…The unstructured employment of panels of experts (Savio & Nikolopoulos, 2010) has several limitations (Lee, Goodwin, Fildes, Nikolopoulos, & Lawrence, 2007), such as the inability of forecasters to recall analogous cases and the recollection of unusual or inappropriate past cases. Thus, the adoption of structured approaches is seen as a better way to overcome these limitations and fully capitalize on expert judgment (Green & Armstrong, 2007b).…”
Section: Judgmental Forecastingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The unstructured employment of panels of experts (Savio & Nikolopoulos, 2010) has several limitations (Lee, Goodwin, Fildes, Nikolopoulos, & Lawrence, 2007), such as the inability of forecasters to recall analogous cases and the recollection of unusual or inappropriate past cases. Thus, the adoption of structured approaches is seen as a better way to overcome these limitations and fully capitalize on expert judgment (Green & Armstrong, 2007b).…”
Section: Judgmental Forecastingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The selection of a particular model is dependent on the availability of data in each particular case (De Gooijer & Hyndman, 2006;Savio & Nikolopoulos, 2009); IA is a rather costly and resource-extensive tool (Savio & Nikolopoulos, 2010, 2013.…”
Section: Policy Impact Assessment Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Governing bodies generally outsource such forecasting tasks to specialized institutes or academic centers, known in the field to be experienced and trained for such a task. A good discussion on the use of experts in forecasting tasks is offered in Savio and Nikolopoulos (2009b).…”
Section: The Problem Of Identifying Experts and Their Level Of Expertisementioning
confidence: 99%
“…An experiment was carried to test the performance of the S-SA approach in the hands of semi-experts when compared with unaided judgment. S-SA was first used in Savio and Nikolopoulos (2009b) when it was tested in the hands of non-experts. The S-SA approach, which is based on the structured analogies (SA) approach in Green and Armstrong (2007) [3], is one promising alternative when participants fail to give quantitative outcomes to their analogies.…”
Section: Working With Semi-expertsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Χε μερικζσ περιπτϊςεισ, μόνο αφοφ ζχει ολοκλθρωκεί θ διαδικαςία πρόβλεψθσ και παρατθριςει κανείσ τθν ικανότθτα των ςυμμετεχόντων να ανακαλοφν πλθροφορίεσ μπορεί να ςυνειδθτοποιιςει το πραγματικό επίπεδο ειδίκευςισ τουσ. Επιπλζον, το κυνιγι του μεγαλφτερου αρικμοφ των ειδικϊν κα αποτελοφςε πρόκλθςθ, όμωσ κα ιταν όλο και πιο δφςκολο να προςδιοριςτοφν οι "πραγματικοί" ειδικοί (Savio & Nikolopoulos, 2010). Ψζλοσ, θ επιλογι να δοκοφν κίνθτρα ςτουσ ειδικοφσ δεν ζχει δοκιμαςτεί κακόλου ςτθν περίπτωςι μασ, και αυτό ςτο παρελκόν είχε δϊςει ιςχυρι ϊκθςθ ςε παρόμοιεσ μελζτεσ.…”
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