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Author: fpretis

An improved approach to empirical modelling

Posted on10th February 201710th February 2017Authorfpretis

by Jennifer L Castle and David F Hendry (originally published on VoxEU). There are numerous possible Read More …

Indicator Saturation to Detect Structural Breaks in Time Series: Response to Autobox Blog

Posted on5th January 201710th February 2017Authorfpretis

The upcoming interview with David Hendry in the International Journal of Forecasting (now published) sparked a Read More …

Study suggests people’s belief in climate change is influenced by their local weather

Posted on19th December 201610th February 2017Authorfpretis

New research has found local temperatures may play an important role in whether people believe in climate Read More …

Projections about global emissions cannot accurately factor in economic booms

Posted on15th December 201610th February 2017Authorfpretis

Researchers have charted the relationship between carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels and GDP, known to Read More …

Non-stationarity: a fundamental problem for forecasting

Posted on23rd November 201610th February 2017Authorfpretis

History is littered with forecasts that went badly wrong, a fact sharply illustrated during the recent Read More …

Time is running out to prepare coastal cities for impact of rising sea levels

Posted on7th November 201610th February 2017Authorfpretis

Coastal cities could see rises of more than two metres if global warming exceeds 2°C goal, Read More …

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