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The combination of multiple predictions in the presence of multiple objectives
[La combinaison de prévisions multiples en présence d'objectifs multiples]

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  • Jean-Pierre Ancot

    (IME - Institut de mathématiques économiques - UB - Université de Bourgogne)

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L'idée de combiner plusieurs prédicteurs pour générer des prévisions combinées plus fiables semble ne dater que de 1969, date de la publication de l'article de Bâtes et Granger (1969). Depuis lors on a constaté un foisonnement de publications tant théoriques qu'empiriques dans ce domaine et l'utilité pratique de la combinaison de prévisions individuelles y a été amplement démontrée.

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  • Jean-Pierre Ancot, 1989. "The combination of multiple predictions in the presence of multiple objectives [La combinaison de prévisions multiples en présence d'objectifs multiples]," Working Papers hal-01537839, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:wpaper:hal-01537839
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