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Qualitative forecasting techniques generally take advantage of the knowledge of experts and therefore do not require much judgment.
Unit Increase
In statistics or mathematical contexts, it refers to an increment by one in the value or quantity of a measurement.
Holding Constant
A method in statistical analysis where specific variables are kept unchanged to isolate the effects of other variables.
Polynomial Model
A type of regression analysis where the relationship between the independent variable and the dependent variable is modeled as an nth degree polynomial.
Predictor Variable
A variable used in-statistical models to predict or estimate the value of an outcome variable.
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