Reports
Each report answers one question from measured records, in three versions: for people who work in the sector, for readers outside it, and for machines.
Rasat
Is a day-ahead electricity price forecast better than a naive one?
So far yes: over 27 scored days the model’s mean error is 28.3% below the naive forecast that is better on average, and it was the forecast with less error on 70.4% of those days. The record is 33 days short of the 60 days it needs before it counts as evidence.
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İskandil
Which activity does “Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery” most resemble in its financial ratios?
Support activities for animal production, at 0.7733 across the 25 ratios both activities publish. The resemblance runs one way: this activity is not among the 8 nearest that support activities for animal production publishes for itself. Two lists in the same files show how distant this match is. The 8 nearest activities published for support activities for animal production carry resemblance values between 0.9691 and 0.9236. The 8 nearest published for this activity run from 0.7733 down to 0.6537. 0.7733 belongs to this activity’s nearest match and still describes a distant one.
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Nirengi
In which Turkish provinces do banks lend more than they collect in deposits?
In 69 of the 81 provinces the loans booked at the branches there are larger than the deposits those branches hold. The ratio runs from 70.13% in İstanbul to 289.38% in Gaziantep. BDDK bu oranı, bir ildeki şubelerin kullandırdığı krediyi aynı ildeki şubelerde toplanan mevduata bölerek hesaplıyor. Oran, paranın nerede kazanıldığını değil, hangi ilin şubelerinde tutulduğunu gösteriyor. It follows that the ratio is not a measure of who is in debt, not a measure of where income is earned, and not money moving from one province to another. Branches abroad sit outside these province figures: the amounts held there come to 6.2% of all deposits and 1.2% of all loans.
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