Alternative methods of forecasting risks in Naval manpower planning

Article Abstract:

The economic error correction mechanism model is developed to compare the qualitative and quantitative methods to forecast risks in UK Naval Services manpower planning until 2007.

Personnel administration, Manpower Planning, Human resource management, Human resource planning, Company personnel management, United Kingdom. Ministry of Defence

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On predictive distributions of public net liabilities

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A study on forecasting the future performance of public sector companies is discussed. The companies' future revenue, expenditure, and stock value are predicted.

Finland, Sales & consumption, Securities issued, listed, Securities, Company securities, Public sector, Industry sales and revenue

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Forecasting with genetically programmed polynomial neural networks

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A polynomial neural network forecasting system is presented. Polynomial neural network is a genetically programmed model that is used for forecasting.

Usage, Neural networks, Polynomials, Genetic algorithms, Neural network

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