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- $\begingroup$ Hm. Thank you. Yes, of course the functionals are the same for all distributions, I write as much in my answer here. What I was asking for was the specific closed form of these functionals for this distribution - and I gave them in my answer. Yes, these numbers are quite well known, but I was trying to collect them in one place in the context of optimal point forecasts, and in particular the MAPE is not quite as well known. I am sorry to say that your answer for the MAPE is wrong. ... $\endgroup$Stephan Kolassa– Stephan Kolassa2020-06-06 06:27:36 +00:00Commented Jun 6, 2020 at 6:27
- $\begingroup$ ... Finally, in the light of this discussion, I was hoping for an answer for the loss function $|\log(y/\hat{y})|$. Is there a closed form for the optimal point forecast under this loss that you could edit into your answer (and perhaps update and/or remove the parts about the other losses - right now, I don't see how they add anything beyond my existing answer)? $\endgroup$Stephan Kolassa– Stephan Kolassa2020-06-06 06:27:44 +00:00Commented Jun 6, 2020 at 6:27
- $\begingroup$ I read the Kuketayev paper, and it turns out that the additional loss function is actually the same as MAE and MASE. I included this in my answer here. Thanks once more! $\endgroup$Stephan Kolassa– Stephan Kolassa2020-06-06 07:35:44 +00:00Commented Jun 6, 2020 at 7:35
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