Most forecasting models assume that the underlying pattern of behavior of their data will remain the same. The only component of error is attributable to random fluctuations that are not under the control of anyone.

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Most forecasting models do assume that the underlying pattern of behavior of their data will remain the same, and any errors in the forecast are typically attributed to random fluctuations that cannot be controlled.

Most Forecasting Models Assume That the Underlying Pattern of Behavior