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American Journal of Agricultural Economics | 2004

Ranking Crop Yield Models Using Out-of-Sample Likelihood Functions

F. Bailey Norwood; Matthew C. Roberts; Jayson L. Lusk

There has been considerable debate regarding which probability distribution best represents crop yields. This study ranks six yield densities based on their out-of-sample forecasting performance. The forecasting ability for each density was ranked according to its likelihood function value when observed at out-of-sample observations. Results show that a semiparametric model offered by Goodwin and Ker best forecasts county average yields.


Computing in Science and Engineering | 2014

User-Steered Energy Generation and Consumption Multimodel Simulation for Pricing and Policy Development

Harrison Smith; Amy Pielow; Adithya Jayakumar; Matteo Muratori; Benjamin J. Yurkovich; Ramteen Sioshansi; Ashok Krishnamurthy; Giorgio Rizzoni; Matthew C. Roberts

Understanding energy use is critical. Although simulation is valuable, such models are simplified abstractions of actual energy systems. The authors present an energy system multimodel implemented with the Language and Platform Independent Steering (LAPIS) computational steering API. They present an adaptable framework for the integration and development of multimodel simulations. This framework enables independent development of component simulations, limits coordination overhead between developers, and allows modularity and flexibility in the overall multimodel simulation. Use case studies demonstrate the capabilities of the multimodel energy system simulation and LAPIS.


Archive | 2013

The Policy of Risk Management

Matthew C. Roberts

Agricultural and food production is fundamentally different than other forms of production in the economy, and the differences require alternate methods of risk management. This chapter reviews the primary tools available to producers for the management of price and quantity risk, including insurance, government programs, and market-based instruments. Each of these tools is explained in both historical context and for how it impacts on market function. Current controversies in policy and markets and marketing are then discussed, as are recent research findings and proposed solutions. Some of the controversies addressed are the impact of speculation, packer ownership of cattle, and planting restrictions for decoupled payments.


Applied Energy | 2013

A highly resolved modeling technique to simulate residential power demand

Matteo Muratori; Matthew C. Roberts; Ramteen Sioshansi; Vincenzo Marano; Giorgio Rizzoni


Energy | 2012

Modeling short-run electricity demand with long-term growth rates and consumer price elasticity in commercial and industrial sectors

Amy Pielow; Ramteen Sioshansi; Matthew C. Roberts


Energy Policy | 2008

E85 and fuel efficiency: An empirical analysis of 2007 EPA test data

Matthew C. Roberts


Journal of Futures Markets | 2005

Technical analysis and genetic programming: Constructing and testing a commodity portfolio

Matthew C. Roberts


Journal of Futures Markets | 2006

Updating the estimation of the supply of storage

Carl Zulauf; Haijiang Zhou; Matthew C. Roberts


American Journal of Agricultural Economics | 2008

U.S. Comparative Advantage in Bioenergy: A Heckscher-Ohlin-Ricardian Approach

Ian M. Sheldon; Matthew C. Roberts


farmdoc daily | 2014

Do Futures Forecast the Future

Carl Zulauf; Nick Rettig; Matthew C. Roberts

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Gang Chen

Ohio State University

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Giorgio Rizzoni

Center for Automotive Research

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