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Loss functions 2 construction 2 estimate errors 2 forecasting 2 forecasts 2 price 2 specification 2 Quantity Surveying 1
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Explorations in specifying construction price forecast loss functions
Skitmore, Martin; Cheung, Franco K.T. - 2007
Typical measures of goodness of construction price forecasts are the mean and standard deviation, coefficient of variation and root mean square of the deviations between forecasted and actual values. This can only be valid, however, if the pain, or loss, incurred as a result of such deviations...
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Explorations in specifying construction price forecast loss functions
Skitmore, Martin; Cheung, Franco K. T. - In: Construction Management and Economics 25 (2007) 5, pp. 449-465
Typical measures of goodness of construction price forecasts are the mean and standard deviation, coefficient of variation and root mean square of the deviations between forecasted and actual values. This can only be valid, however, if the pain, or loss, incurred as a result of such deviations...
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