Time series of intermittent demand display an erratic pattern that differs from other demand types, with a higher occurrence of zero demands. For this reason, forecasting intermittent demand proves challenging. Most existing methods for forecasting time series of intermittent demand with high intermittency data are unsuitable for generating accurate forecasts. Moreover, we have to take into account the integer nature of data. In particular, given the discrete nature of the data, in this work we suggest employing integer-valued autoregressive models for forecasting. Through empirical evaluation on real dataset, we illustrate significant statistical improvements in the generated forecasts.

Advances in Intermittent Demand Forecasting

Parvaneh Rafieisangari;Luisa Bisaglia
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Abstract

Time series of intermittent demand display an erratic pattern that differs from other demand types, with a higher occurrence of zero demands. For this reason, forecasting intermittent demand proves challenging. Most existing methods for forecasting time series of intermittent demand with high intermittency data are unsuitable for generating accurate forecasts. Moreover, we have to take into account the integer nature of data. In particular, given the discrete nature of the data, in this work we suggest employing integer-valued autoregressive models for forecasting. Through empirical evaluation on real dataset, we illustrate significant statistical improvements in the generated forecasts.
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Statistica metodologica e applicata e demografia III
Riunione Scientifica SIS 2024 - The 52nd Scientific Meeting of the Italian Statistical Society, University of Bari "Aldo Moro", Bar, Italy, June 17-20, 2024
978-3-031-64431-3
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