
doi: 10.2307/2345279
SUMMARY The problem of forecasting the development of the well-known sunspot cycle of approximately 11 years from observations made early in the cycle is considered. Each cycle is described by a member of a family of curves with different parameters for each cycle. Forecasts are obtained using this model and these forecasts are combined with forecasts obtained from an autoregressive model. Forecasting the time of maximum sunspot activity and the maximum sunspot number is also discussed.
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