Standard statistical loss functions, such as mean-squared error, are commonly used for evaluating ยฎnancial volatility forecasts. In this paper, an alternative evaluation framework, based on probability scoring rules that can be more closely tailored to a forecast user's decision problem, is proposed
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Model prediction of volatile emissions
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- American Institute of Chemical Engineers
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- 1985
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- English
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- 4
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- Article
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- 0278-4491
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