Heard about this paper from a short bio of the author, Sugihara
He, along with Robert May, coauthored several papers on chaos theory and financial markets. This lead to him being given a huge pile of money by Deutsche Bank.
Robert May ended up as Baron of Oxford, among other honors.
This paper presents an approach for making short-term predictions about the trajectories of chaotic dynamical systems. The method is applied to data on measles, chickenpox, and marine phytoplankton populations, to show how apparent noise associated with deterministic chaos can be distinguished from sampling error and other sources of externally induced environmental noise.
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