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Are Gradient Boosting Models Suitable for Intermittent Demand Forecasting?
Demand forecasting is critical in modern industry, offering opportunities to reduce costs and gain competitive advantage through improved inventory management. However, forecasting becomes particularly challenging for products with intermittent demand, where demand occurs infrequently and time serie
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