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## Abstract Human judgements are usually made with reference to a criteria such as cost or profit. When making a judgement model for such a decision, the ideal is for the model to yield nearβoptimal results in terms of the criteria. This article starts with the theory behind concave criteria and th
This study investigates whether human judgement can be of value to users of industrial learning curves, either alone or in conjunction with statistical models. In a laboratory setting, it compares the forecast accuracy of a statistical model and judgemental forecasts, contingent on three factors: th
The judgemental revision of sales forecasts is an issue which is receiving increasing attention in the forecasting literature. This paper compares the performance of forecasts after revision by managers with that of the forecasts which were accepted by them wifhout revision. The data set consists of