Statistical Model

Gaussian Process Regression (GPR)

How do we forecast with uncertainty, not false precision?

Improves forecast credibility for CFOs by modeling confidence intervals.

The Problem This Model Solves

Forecasting a single number is dangerous. GPR is a "non-parametric" Bayesian approach that provides a probability distribution for every prediction, giving you a measure of "cluelessness" where data is scarce.

Questions This Model Answers

"Where is our forecast least reliable?"

"What is the confidence range for next month?"

"Does the data support this prediction?"

How the Model Thinks

It assumes that similar inputs produce similar outputs. It defines a "prior" over functions and updates that distribution as it sees data points.

Core Business Use Cases

1Revenue Forecasting

The Problem

Over-confident excel projections.

What It Reveals

Widening uncertainty bands as you project further out.

Decision Enabled

Plan contingencies for the variance.

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How We Use This Model

Adds rigor to our Forecasting Module, ensuring we don't present guesses as facts.

Example Output

A forecast plot where the shaded region (Uncertainty) balloons where data is missing, visually warning you of risk.

Works Best When

  • Small datasets
  • High-stakes forecasting

Be Cautious When

  • Massive datasets (computationally expensive)

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