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Bayesian Reconciliation of Overlapping Multi-Step Forecasts: A Post-Processing Framework for Cross-Origin Coherence
Multi-step forecasting systems, including modern artificial intelligence (AI) models, often issue overlapping predictions for the same future time from different forecast origins. These predictions can disagree even when produced by the same model, a phenomenon we call cross-origin incoherence. We p
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