Håvard Hegre

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How well do we predict?

To assess how well our model predicts we present two out-of-sample evaluations:

In the page observed vs. predicted conflict, 2012 we compare our predictions in the article Predicting Armed Conflict, 2010-2050 with the most recent observations from the UCDP/PRIO Armed Conflict Dataset (version 4, 2013).

In observed vs. predicted conflict, 2007-2009, we present the out-of-sample evaluations based on the original article.

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About

  • About me

Projects

  • Forecasting
  • Political Institutions and Armed Conflict (PIAC)
  • Conceptualization and Measurement of Democracy (CMD)
  • Institutions and Elections Project (IAEP)

Research topics

  • Democracy and peace
  • Development and peace
  • Geography and peace
  • Trade and peace
  • Forecasting
  • Methods

In the media

  • Vice 26.11.2012
  • Wired 20.11.2012
  • Time 1.12.2012
  • Other items
  • phys.org 15.1.2014

Contact

hhegre@prio.no

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