Quantitative Technology Forecasting: a Review of Trend Extrapolation Methods

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Auteurs principaux: Tsai, Peng-Hung, Berleant, Daniel, Segall, Richard S., Aboudja, Hyacinthe, Batthula, Venkata Jaipal R., Duggirala, Sheela, Howell, Michael
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author Tsai, Peng-Hung
Berleant, Daniel
Segall, Richard S.
Aboudja, Hyacinthe
Batthula, Venkata Jaipal R.
Duggirala, Sheela
Howell, Michael
author_facet Tsai, Peng-Hung
Berleant, Daniel
Segall, Richard S.
Aboudja, Hyacinthe
Batthula, Venkata Jaipal R.
Duggirala, Sheela
Howell, Michael
contents Quantitative technology forecasting uses quantitative methods to understand and project technological changes. It is a broad field encompassing many different techniques and has been applied to a vast range of technologies. A widely used approach in this field is trend extrapolation. Based on the publications available to us, there has been little or no attempt made to systematically review the empirical evidence on quantitative trend extrapolation techniques. This study attempts to close this gap by conducting a systematic review of technology forecasting literature addressing the application of quantitative trend extrapolation techniques. We identified 25 studies relevant to the objective of this research and classified the techniques used in the studies into different categories, among which growth curves and time series methods were shown to remain popular over the past decade, while newer methods, such as machine learning-based hybrid models, have emerged in recent years. As more effort and evidence are needed to determine if hybrid models are superior to traditional methods, we expect to see a growing trend in the development and application of hybrid models to technology forecasting.
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spellingShingle Quantitative Technology Forecasting: a Review of Trend Extrapolation Methods
Tsai, Peng-Hung
Berleant, Daniel
Segall, Richard S.
Aboudja, Hyacinthe
Batthula, Venkata Jaipal R.
Duggirala, Sheela
Howell, Michael
Artificial Intelligence
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Quantitative technology forecasting uses quantitative methods to understand and project technological changes. It is a broad field encompassing many different techniques and has been applied to a vast range of technologies. A widely used approach in this field is trend extrapolation. Based on the publications available to us, there has been little or no attempt made to systematically review the empirical evidence on quantitative trend extrapolation techniques. This study attempts to close this gap by conducting a systematic review of technology forecasting literature addressing the application of quantitative trend extrapolation techniques. We identified 25 studies relevant to the objective of this research and classified the techniques used in the studies into different categories, among which growth curves and time series methods were shown to remain popular over the past decade, while newer methods, such as machine learning-based hybrid models, have emerged in recent years. As more effort and evidence are needed to determine if hybrid models are superior to traditional methods, we expect to see a growing trend in the development and application of hybrid models to technology forecasting.
title Quantitative Technology Forecasting: a Review of Trend Extrapolation Methods
topic Artificial Intelligence
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url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.02549