Spyros Makridakis

@spyrosmakrid

Prof Univ of Nicosia Dir. Inst. For the Future (IFF) and MOFC Emeritus Prof INSEAD Author Forecasting: Methods and Applications. Organizer of the M Competitions

Cyprus
Vrijeme pridruživanja: listopad 2017.

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    You must have made some people very rich!

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    It is always a great pleasure to listen to Nassim even if you have heard him ten times. He is always funny and have some interesting story to tell. Many thanks Nassim for your exciting talk at UNIC for the launching of MOFC.

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    My new center offers an applied forecasting course, starting on Feb 12, taught by myself and colleagues, including Nassim Taleb who will lecture on fat tails For details see For more info contact at Assimenos.n@unic.ac.cy

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    My new center offers an applied forecasting course, starting on Feb 12, taught by myself and colleagues, including Nassim Taleb who will lecture on fat tails For details see For more info contact at Assimenos.n@unic.ac.cy

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    During the middle of the SARS crisis how much was paranoia versus prudence?

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    I like the approach of in raising questions in the abstract and in principle, while answers are often based on verbalisms / gut feeling for "this case". If the epidemiological guidelines are problematic, we need to adapt the guidelines not case-by-case paranoia.

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    In this paradigm, I side with the trained pilot who, unlike the average Joe, is trained to avoid crashes. Epidemiologists are trained to use cautious language (non-alarming) to handle the complexity of public health "crash" (from types of panic). More

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    When a virus becomes "acute"? Should it pass in the USA, for instance, the 56,000 people who die from flu each year?

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    Call for Submissions: 2nd International workshop on for Social Good, 11-12 June 2020, Bordeaux, France

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    "[…] the journal will continue to support forecast competitions which have the potential to foster activities and discussion, while making a significant impact. This is obviously the case for the M-competitions […]"

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    Another study another set of guidelines about HBP. Will there be an end? In a study I published in 2014 I concluded that "There are significant conflicts in the conclusions of HBP studies". Clearly, nothing has change since then!

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