Forecasting Impact

Forecasting Impact

Forecasting Impact is a bimonthly podcast that aims to disseminate the science and practice of forecasting by introducing prominent academics, practitioners, and visionaries in the forecasting domain. Our vision is to help grow the forecasting community, foster collaboration between academia, industry, and governments, and promote scientific forecasting and good practices. We will discuss a range of forecasting topics in economics, supply chain, energy, social goods, AI, machine learning, data analytics, education, healthcare, and more. Forecasting Impact episodes are also available on the IIF...

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Forecasting Impact

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Education

Último episódio

12 de ago de 2026

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Episódios

Rob Hyndman 06.02.2021

Our first guest is the well-known forecaster Rob Hyndman , Professor of Statistics and Head of the Department of Econometrics & Business Statistics at Monash University, Australia.  In this episode, we talk about his career, projects, challenges, a history behind his R packages, and some consultancy work tips. 

Introduction 25.01.2021

Welcome to our "Forecasting Impact", a podcast by the International Institute of Forecasters. We will bring the best academics and practitioners from around the globe to discuss forecasting in various applications and share their knowledge and experience.  Mahdi Abolghasemi will be hosting this show with the support of the "Early Career Researchers" group.  We hope you enjoy it...

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