Alexandros Agapitos
ABSTRACT
Single and multi-step time-series predictors were evolved for forecasting minimum bidding prices in a simulated supply chain management scenario. Evolved programs were allowed to use primitives that facilitate the statistical analysis of historical data. An investigation of the relationships between the use of such primitives and the induction of both accurate and predictive solutions was made, with the statistics calculated based on three input data transformation methods: integral, differential, and rational. Results are presented showing which features work best for both single-step and multi-step predictions.
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