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European Symposium on Time Series Prediction:
Special Issue AbstractTime series forecasting is a challenge in many fields. In finance, one forecasts stock exchange courses or stock market indices; data processing specialists forecast the flow of information on their networks; producers of electricity forecast the load of the following day. The common point to their problems is the following: how can one analyze and use the past to predict the future? Many techniques exist including linear methods such as ARX or ARMA, and nonlinear ones such as the ones used in the area of machine learning [1].
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