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Using Neural Networks for Predicting Futures Contract Prices of White Maize in South Africa
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2016
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Forecasting MethodologyEngineeringMachine LearningAgricultural EconomicsTrend PredictionYield PredictionBusiness AnalyticsFutures Contract PricesAgricultural Grain CommoditiesEconomic ForecastingData ScienceData MiningSouth AfricaStatisticsQuantitative ManagementEconomicsPredictive AnalyticsKnowledge DiscoveryPredictive ModelingNeural NetworksForecastingIntelligent AnalyticsIntelligent ForecastingAgricultural ModelingGrain CommoditiesBusinessProduction ForecastingPrice VolatilityCommodity Price IndexBig Data
The growing ability to collect and integrate data from disparate sources on a larger scale creates new opportunities for improved decision making. The concepts of using data for predictions by using statistical or computational intelligence models have been researched extensively. However, the tools and techniques that make it possible to analyse the data in real-time as it is created brings about additional opportunities for discovering useful patterns and timely actionable insights. The prices of agricultural grain commodities are known to be volatile due to several factors that influence the prices of grain commodities. Moreover, different combinations of these factors are responsible for the price volatility at different times.
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