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Autoregressive
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Autoregressive
Using past data to predict future data.

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Essentially it's forecasting, similar to the weather... Sometimes even the weatherman can be caught in an unexpected downpour.

Autoregressive
Using past data or variable of interest to predict future values of the same variable.
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Given that a number of models are consistent with observed correlation between human capital and productivity growth, I used the unrestricted vector autoregression (VAR) approach to model the dynamic relationship among pertinent variables in order to minimize specification error.
Trends in earned degrees in business and economics & US productivity ... by Espiritu, Antonina / Journal of Academy of Business and Economics
Trachoma prevalence data were analyzed by using a multivariate autoregression (AR1) model with the following covariates: effect of the trachoma program, seasonal variation, and secular trend.
Trachoma decline and widespread use of antimicrobial drugs by Lietman, Thomas M. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
An autoregression is used to predict earnings for such workers.
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