Probabilistic Forecasting - Assessment

Assessment

Assessing probabilistic forecasts is more complex than assessing deterministic forecasts. If an ensemble-based approach is being used, the individual ensemble members need first to be combined and expressed in terms of a probability distribution. There exist probabilistic (proper) scoring rules such as the continuous-ranked probability score for evaluating probabilistic forecasts. One example of such a rule is the Brier score.

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