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Limits of Predictability978-3-642-51008-3Series ISSN 0172-7389 Series E-ISSN 2198-333X

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Introduction,This book examines the limits of predictability in various fields of knowledge. A matter of interest in all times, the question of predictability has acquired particular importance now that the countries of the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe have entered an era of dramatic political and economic reforms.

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Prediction of Time Series,A classic statement of the problem of predicting stationary time series .(.) is as follows [6.1, 6.2]. Suppose that a stationary random time series .(.) is defined on time axis . ∈ [∞,+∞]. To simplify the discussion, let us assume that the mean value of the process is zero:

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The Information-Theoretic Approach to Assessing Reliability of Forecasts,ustry, engineering, technology, and other fields. To be certain that an activity is effective (that is, useful or beneficial to society) one needs a means to assess the validity of its results. What can forecasting provide? Usually it gives us more or less adequate information about the future or a set of signals containing such information [5.1].

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A. S. Monin,L. I. Piterbargge and emptying of urine is primarily controlled by nervous system, making it dynamic and complex in nature. Therefore, the diagnosis of its dysfunction is more difficult than any other medical condition. Urodynamic study plays the most important role in understanding lower urinary tract dysfunction