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Combined Forecast

When we combine multiple forecasts to arrive at a single prediction, we call it a weighted average. This is a common technique used in finance to account for the varying degrees of importance of each forecast. It is calculated by multiplying each forecast by its corresponding weight and then summing them up, before dividing by the total weight. This allows us to arrive at a more accurate prediction by giving more weight to the most reliable forecasts.

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