Second-hand electronics price forecasting gets a systematic benchmark: deep learning vs statistical models
PtrPomorski · x · 2026-10-30
The author mocks a project whose promising title turns out to be about second-hand electronics, and shares a paper from University of Warsaw and Warsaw University of Technology researchers: a systematic benchmark comparing deep learning vs. statistical models for multi-horizon price forecasting of second-hand electronics. He jokes that such a benchmark existing means some shop is already rigging the market.
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