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.... is opposed to the rigid structural form of most econometric time series forecasting methods, e.g. auto regressive (AR) models, exponential smoothing models, generalised) auto regressive conditional heteroskedasticity models ( G)ARCH) and auto regressive integrated moving average models (ARIMA) [6, 22]. Apart from this important difference, the underlying approach to time series forecasting itself has remained relatively unchanged during its progression from explicit regression modelling to the non linear generalisation approach of NNs. Both of these approaches are typically based on the ....

D. Gujarati. Essentials of Econometrics. McGraw-Hill, 1992.

....take. This is opposed to the rigid structural form of most econometric time series forecasting methods (e.g. Auto Regressive (AR) models, Exponential Smoothing models, Generalised) AutoRegressive Conditional Heteroskedasticity models, and AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average models) 4] 5] [6]. Apart from this important difference, the underlying approach to time series forecasting itself has remained relatively unchanged during its progression from explicit regression modelling to the non linear generalisation approach of NNs. Both of these approaches are typically based on the ....

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