Comparison shows GRU model outperforms ARIMA for predicting chili prices in East Java, highlighting food security implications.
Time series forecasting plays a crucial role in predicting future conditions based on historical data, particularly in the food sector, which is highly susceptible to price fluctuations. This study compares two approaches: the conventional ARIMA method and the deep learning method GRU, to forecast the price of red chillies in East Java. East Java was chosen because it is the largest national producer of chilies, thus the stability of its prices has a broad impact. The research results indicate that the GRU model outperforms the ARIMA model with a MAPE value of 19.80% compared to a MAPE of 27.63% for the latter. The benefit of this research is to contribute to the literature on developing agricultural commodity price forecasting models as a basis for enhancing food security policies and stabilizing commodity prices, particularly in East Java Province, Indonesia
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