Podzemni Radovi (Jan 2014)

Testing the correlation between mean reversion process and grey system theory for metal price forecasting

  • Gligorić Zoran,
  • Milojević Jelena,
  • Beljić Čedomir

DOI
https://doi.org/10.5937/podrad1424061G
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 22, no. 24
pp. 61 – 71

Abstract

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There are typically many of variables, which are directly or indirectly associated with the value of underground mine project. Having the ability to plan for uncertainties of input variables is increasingly recognized as critical to longterm mining project success. Large capital intensive projects, such as those in the mineral resource industry, are often associated with diverse sources of both internal and external uncertainties. One of the most external influencing uncertainties is related to the future states of metal price. There are many methods which are applied to forecast the future metal prices, but Mean Reversion Process is one of the most applying methods. This paper analyzes the possibility of using of Grey System Theory to metal price forecasting by examining the correlation between results obtained by these two methods. Intra-class Correlation Coefficient is used as a measure of reliability.

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