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against using such measures.
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\item \textbf{Scaled Errors}:
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\cite{hyndman2006} contribute this category and introduce the mean absolute
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scaled error (\gls{mase}).
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scaled error (MASE).
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It is defined as the MAE from the actual forecasting method on the test day
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(i.e., "out-of-sample") divided by the MAE from the (seasonal) na\"{i}ve
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method on the entire training set (i.e., "in-sample").
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higher overall demand with no intra-day down-times in between but have to
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leave that to a future study.
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Yet, even with high and steady demand, divide-by-zero errors are likely to
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occur.
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occur.
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