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[Openforecast-users] Forecast

[Sreelatha G <gsr...@ya...>]

Hi

I am new to this list.
I want to forecast the traffic through a particualr
switch in a telecom data.
Can you help me in this process as I have some doubts
regarding openforecast.

Can I use openforecast to solve  my problem.
I want to know whether it works on linux.
I have downloaded the OpenForecast.But I did not find
any documentation to assist in working with that.
 When I give 
           java -jar OpenForecast.0.4.0.jar 
on  Linux
I am getting a problem saying unable to load main
class manifest attribute even though there is a
manifest file.
   Any suggestion would be a great help to me.

Thanks
Sreelatha






		
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[Openforecast-users] List still avlive?

[Andreas J. <ope...@aj...>]

Hello!

This list seems not very populated. This kind of project is not "very
geeky", so there are other playgrounds for the geeks. But I am still
interested, if there are users here.

Futher, I checked out CVS and it seems there is developemnt in OF, I
wonder why there is no 0.41 "release".

At the time I am applying^W trying top apply OF to forecast Internet
Traffic on links.

And Steven: Thanks, nice work ;) I hope I can help to improve it.

rgds,
Andreas

[Openforecast-users] Visual J# implementation of OpenForecast 0.4

[Keith D. <dia...@fa...>]

If anyone has successfully coverted 0.4 to J#, I would appreciate a copy.  
 
Best,
 
Keith

[Openforecast-users] Openforecast runtime error

[Cem D. <ce...@hi...>]

Hello, 

I compiled Openforecast 0.4 under J#. I fixed a few errors during this
process. Some of the forecasting models work great. However when I run a few
of them, like SimpleExponentialSmoothing, the program blows up at run time.
I receive " An unhandled exception of type
'java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException' occurred in vjslib.dll" while
executing return line of the following code. What do you think guys? 

public boolean remove( Object obj )
    {
		  if ( obj == null )
				throw new NullPointerException("DataSet does
not support null DataPoint objects");

        return dataPoints.remove( (DataPoint)obj );
    }

Thank you. 

Regards,
Cem Demircioglu