The most commonly used criteria for measuring forecast error is
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The most common method used for measuring forecast error is - Root Mean Square error.
Mean Squared Error is synonymously used with Mean Absolute Deviation.
The problem with the MSE is that the square puts a very high weight on large deviations, so the MSE-optimal forecast will have fewer large errors but may have much more small errors than a MAD-optimal forecast.
However, if there is only one-time series, it is better to use a mean absolute error (MAE). MAE is attractive as it is simple to understand and calculate.
Mean Squared Error is synonymously used with Mean Absolute Deviation.
The problem with the MSE is that the square puts a very high weight on large deviations, so the MSE-optimal forecast will have fewer large errors but may have much more small errors than a MAD-optimal forecast.
However, if there is only one-time series, it is better to use a mean absolute error (MAE). MAE is attractive as it is simple to understand and calculate.
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