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Forecasting podcasts

I���ve been interviewed for several podcasts over the last few years. It���s always fun to talk about my work, and I hope there is enough differences between them to make it interesting for listeners. Here is a full list of them.

DatePodcastEpisode26 May 2023Forecasting ImpactForecasting software panel14 March 2022Faculty.netForecasting in social settings17 November 2021The Random SampleSoftware as a first class research output24 May 2021Data SkepticForecasting principles and practice12 April 2021Seriously SocialForecasting the future: the science of prediction6 February 2021Forecasting ImpactRob Hyndman19 July 2020The Curious QuantForecasting COVID, time series, and why causality doesnt matter as much as you think27 May 2020The Random SampleForecasting the future & the future of forecasting9 October 2019Thought CapitalForecasts are always wrong (but we need them anyway)

Forecasting workshops in New York and Chicago

Monash Quarto Templates

We need more open data in Australia

Derivations of forecast variance for benchmark methods

Australian Academy of Science

Python implementations of time series forecasting and anomaly detection

Notation for forecast reconciliation

Wombat 2022

WOMBAT 2022