In this paper, we consider characteristics of remote time period forecasting in the case when particular time periods could be described with innovation curves. Also, time series, whose periods determined by the curve types known, are not clearly seen. However, the fact that the time series describe projects with the same product evolution is known, and the time when new generations appear is determined.
Keywords
Time SeriesInnovation CurveForecastingProduction and Economic SystemFunction DescriptionDynamic Time Warping
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